Flyhead

By VicentaLakin

Flyhead
"Fly Head" is a little scary, but it's easy to do, and it's spicy to eat, mainly with fly Head -- soybeans. The dish is coming from Paoshima, and many stars are said to be keen on it and strongly recommend it. It appears that the star also eats more goods and speaks more. The first contact with this dish is at the house, and the first time I see a "fry fly" I'm sick of it. But it's fine to see that the name isn't exactly a bad name, because the black bean is really like the head of a fly. This dish is made of red pepper, but it's a little bit like Shantung's, but it tastes much worse than "fried flies" without the soybean。

Recipe Recommendations

  • lean pork appropriate amount
  • green and red pepper appropriate amount
  • chive moss appropriate amount
  • douchi appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • refined salt appropriate amount
  • oil appropriate amount

Steps for Flyhead

  • Make Flyhead step 0
    1
    Cream peppers, ravioli mosses, etc。
  • Make Flyhead step 1
    2
    Scratch the skinny pork into fine grains, and if you are lazy, you can buy ready-made meat pies, but the screeched meats don't taste good。
  • Make Flyhead step 2
    3
    A spoonful of wine poured into the cut meat。
  • Make Flyhead step 3
    4
    A little bit of salt and 20 minutes of salt。
  • Make Flyhead step 4
    5
    Cut the raisin moss off。
  • Make Flyhead step 5
    6
    Paprika goes to T. Go to the seeds and cut them up。
  • Make Flyhead step 6
    7
    When the boiler is hot, it pours into pork, and when the fire turns to water, it pours into beans, evenly。
  • Make Flyhead step 7
    8
    Scrambled green peppers, acne moss, and a fire。
  • Make Flyhead step 8
    9
    You add salt to the pot, and you can get out。
  • Flyhead Make Tips

    1. Leek moss and green and red pepper grains will produce water when frying, so refined salt should be added when it is finally out of the pot.