stir-fried lotus root slices with tiger skin and pepper

By MaynardHettinger

stir-fried lotus root slices with tiger skin and pepper
I like to eat spicy food, sweet and sour tiger skin pepper is my favorite. But in winter, I don't dare to eat peppers, and I get angry when I eat them. But he doesn't eat spicy food and is greedy. After thinking about it, I finally came up with a good solution. Chili peppers are hot, which is the reason why people get angry. If it is paired with some cool food, it can play a "neutralizing" role and clear heat and eliminate fire. Sweet and sour lotus root is also one of my favorite dishes. Lotus root is a cool vegetable. The two are combined to relieve cravings without getting angry. Haha... Good, good. Adding a little vinegar when cooking spicy dishes can also relieve the heat. Stir-fried lotus root slices with sweet and sour tiger skin and pepper are especially suitable for people with hot stomachs.

Recipe Recommendations

  • pepper 200 grams
  • lotus root 200 grams
  • sugar 10 grams
  • vinegar 10 grams
  • soy sauce 3 grams
  • starch appropriate amount
  • salt 2 grams

Steps for stir-fried lotus root slices with tiger skin and pepper

  • Make  step 0
    1
    Wash and peel the lotus root, and cut it into slices.
  • Make  step 1
    2
    Wash the pepper, remove the seeds and cut into sections.
  • Make  step 2
    3
    Take a bowl, add sweet and sour soy sauce, salt starch, and water to blend into sweet and sour juice.
  • Make  step 3
    4
    Add appropriate amount of oil to the pan, add in the pepper, stir-fry the pepper to appear on the surface of the pepper.
  • Make  step 4
    5
    Add in lotus root slices and continue to stir-fry until lotus root slices are transparent.
  • Make  step 5
    6
    Pour in the sweet and sour juice and bring to a boil, cook until the soup is thick, and sprinkle with chopped green onions.
  • stir-fried lotus root slices with tiger skin and pepper Make Tips

    Use low heat when stir-frying the peppers so that sesame-sized spots are densely covered on the peppers.