Spicy potatoes

By VicentaLakin

Spicy potatoes
When it's hot, it's soft in the mouth. How can we not eat when we're at dinner? I found myself eating hot in the summer much more often than in winter, and I wonder if that's why I've been eating hot potato mashed so often lately, and I like to fry more, have the rest of the microwaves and be late at night。

Recipe Recommendations

  • potatoes 500 grams
  • Hymie appropriate amount
  • minced meat appropriate amount
  • chives appropriate amount
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • chili sauce appropriate amount

Steps for Spicy potatoes

  • Make Spicy potatoes step 0
    1
    Onion cut flowers, sea rice washed clean and shredded, and the pork was ready.
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 1
    2
    Potatoes go to the skin, cut the roller blades and put the microwave on fire in 10 minutes to remove them。
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 2
    3
    It's hot, it's hot.
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 3
    4
    Under the flowers and the seameat。
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 4
    5
    Add chili sauce to your personal capacity.
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 5
    6
    Fire the red oil。
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 6
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    Rolling into the microwave ripe potatoes.
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 7
    8
    Spooning potatoes with pot shovels。
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 8
    9
    Smash the right amount.
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 9
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    Add appropriate pepper powder。
  • Make Spicy potatoes step 10
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    It's a good job。
  • Spicy potatoes Make Tips

    1. For the mashed potatoes, follow your personal preference; if you like it pureed, mash it well with a spoon beforehand. I personally prefer a chunkier texture, though of course, the smoother it is, the more flavor it absorbs. 2. Put in whatever you have at home; ham or sausage are both fine, so it doesn't have to be dried shrimp and minced meat. 3. Add chili sauce according to your spice tolerance. I used Guilin Huaqiao, which is quite spicy. Of course, you can also use Lao Gan Ma if you prefer. 4. I didn't add salt, as I feel that if you add salt when stir-frying this kind of dish, it might not mix evenly... just a personal habit.