stir-fried thin shells in nine-storey tower
When I was a child, my mother liked to eat pickled thin shells, which were very salty. This salty thin shell made from pickled raw thin shells was too salty. Because it was pickled from raw things, she didn't like eating it very much. I had seen nine-story towers fried with thin shells made in happy tropical rainforests in the world of food before. I only met nine-story towers. In the vegetable market, I also noticed that nine-story towers were delivered at stalls selling shells. I suddenly wanted to taste the flavor of fried thin shells from Jiu-storey Pagoda, so I specially went to buy thin shells. The stall owner matched it with a Jiu-storey Pagoda and a chili. In order to maintain the original flavor, I didn't add other ingredients to stir-fry. This was the first time I tasted the taste of the nine-story tower. It was really special. It was fresh and thin, and the taste was okay!
Recipe Recommendations
- medium spice
- fried
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for stir-fried thin shells in nine-storey tower

1
Clean and drain the thin shells, wash the nine-layer tower, and wash the peppers for later use.
2
Heat the oil in the pan and saute the peppers and nine-layer tower stalks first.
3
Stir fry the thin shells over high heat.
4
Stir fry until the thin shells are completely blooming, add 1 spoonful of salt to taste, and finally add the nine-layered tower leaves and stir fry a few times.