dough drop soup
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- burn
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for dough drop soup
1
Make dough bumps: Put the flour in the basin-turn on the faucet to the point where water drops have just dripped-drip the faucet against the basin, while constantly stirring with chopsticks-and finally form a uniform dough bump.2
Prepare the ingredients: cut tomatoes, diced rapeseed, cut small pieces of eggs, the same size as tomatoes, and beat up coriander and squeeze them into small pieces by hand.3
Start cooking: Put a little oil in the pan and heat until 70% heat-add onion, ginger, and garlic minced and saute until fragrant-add five-spice powder-add rapeseed and diced tomatoes and saute for half a minute-pour half a pot of water to boil-add dough bumps and boil the pan-evenly pour the beaten eggs into the pan, stir while pouring to make them into an egg pattern-then boil the pan, add coriander and turn off the heat immediately-add sesame oil and servedough drop soup Make Tips
1. Use the method I taught to save trouble and make the bumps more uniform;
2. Canola cannot be stir-fried for a long time, otherwise it will taste stale;
3. It is best to grab coriander by hand. Similarly, if you can grab it by hand or beat it with a knife, you don't need to cut it with a knife, so that you can keep the original flavor as much as possible;
4. The coriander must be put last to maintain the aroma of the coriander
5. The last sesame oil must be put in. I would rather put less vegetable oil at the beginning, and put in the final sesame oil. The taste will definitely be different!
2. Canola cannot be stir-fried for a long time, otherwise it will taste stale;
3. It is best to grab coriander by hand. Similarly, if you can grab it by hand or beat it with a knife, you don't need to cut it with a knife, so that you can keep the original flavor as much as possible;
4. The coriander must be put last to maintain the aroma of the coriander
5. The last sesame oil must be put in. I would rather put less vegetable oil at the beginning, and put in the final sesame oil. The taste will definitely be different!