Scrambled bean paste
By VicentaLakin
It's a very successful meal at my table, which is a sip of snow, which my own house picks up this year, because it's convenient to do it for the first time without success and without taking a map of the process. I always buy it outside, use cold water for some time, so as not to get too much salt in it, so that it doesn't taste too salty for the body, so if it doesn't taste too salty for the firemaking process, then salt is added, then salt is added and the salt that was not made up before is absolutely different from the salt from the salt that was made。
Recipe Recommendations
- potherb mustard 300g
- soak broad bean 150g
- pork stuffing 100g
- green onion appropriate amount
- ginger appropriate amount
- dried chili of 2
- edible oil appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- sesame oil appropriate amount
- slightly spicy
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Scrambled bean paste

1
Snow veggies are washed in the water, so they're almost out of salt and ready for other ingredients。
2
Slicing small grains of snow, early softing of dried beans, skin peeling, dry pepper slices, onions。
3
The pot is so hot that it burns up to 50%, the dry peppers are so hot, the onion onions are soaked, and the meat is then added to the tatter to the tan。
4
We're going to have to fire the beans until eight。
5
The wine。
6
Let's put on a sip。
7
Pour the snow gravy into the fire。
8
Put a spoonful of sugar。
9
A proper amount of salt (I've spent almost no salt) and a little bit of it can be added to it。
10
Finally, we'll put some perfume in front of the pot。
11
It's a simple meal, and it's made of sauerkraut。Scrambled bean paste Make Tips
Tip 1. Soak the pickled mustard greens for as long as possible to remove the saltiness, then add salt as needed when stir-frying. 2. Stir-fry the beans until they are basically cooked before adding the pickled mustard greens, to avoid food poisoning from eating raw beans.