Bacon is common in the south, but northerners don't eat much.
This actually has a lot to do with the difference in weather between the north and south.
Longongago, the weather is hot in the south. There is no refrigerator, and the meat cannot be kept.
So the working people in the south used their wisdom and wisdom to make fresh meat into bacon for preservation.
Tofu is common on northerners 'tables, but southerners eat less.
This is also related to the difference in weather between the north and south.
The weather is cold in the north in winter, and vegetables are not produced in winter.
As a result, tofu became a home-cooked dish on northerners 'tables.
Even now, when transportation is developed and greenhouse vegetable production is abundant,
Green vegetables are extremely expensive in winter, and northerners still often eat tofu in winter.
I remember that there is a saying called "Thousands of rolled tofu and thousands of rolled fish", which means that tofu is resistant to stewing.
In fact, the common methods of making tofu are really stewed. Stewed tofu with snow red, stewed tofu with fish, and all kinds of stews.
Those who have had enough of stewed tofu can try my method of frying tofu,
When cured meat in the south encounters tofu in the north, coupled with our small cooking skills,
Try this very down-to-earth Cantonese bacon and tofu box that is effortless to make and expensive to eat.
Cantonese-style bacon and tofu box
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- fried
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for Cantonese-style bacon and tofu box
1
Put the bacon in a cold water pot and cook over high heat for 10 minutes. Remove and cool slightly, and slice it for later use.2
Beat the eggs into egg liquid, cut the tofu into small pieces of 2cm in size, wrap the egg liquid and place it in a frying pan, fry on both sides over medium heat until golden yellow, and serve in a basin for later use.3
Pour 2 tablespoons of oyster sauce, 1 tablespoon of sugar, 1 tablespoon of salt, and 1/2 tablespoon of white pepper into a small bowl and mix well.4
Pour a little oil into the pan, heat it to 70% heat on high heat, add the chives and saute until fragrant, then add the cut bacon and fried tofu pieces, stir fry for a few times, add the mixed juice, add plain boiled water (Less than half of the ingredients), cover the lid, simmer over medium heat until the juice is slightly thick, drizzle with water and starch, stir well.