Hao Tong

By VicentaLakin

Hao Tong
If big fish are a little greasy, it is the wisest option at this time to pass on a fresh diet. New, fresh and fresh chips, wooden ears and Dutch beans are brought to the table to be delicious and green and healthy。

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Steps for Hao Tong

  • Make Hao Tong step 0
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    Black Muir, dry lily wash and bathe with water。
  • Make Hao Tong step 1
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    Dutch beans remove old bands, wash them, and cut them together with knives; black wood ears are torn to pieces, carrots and slices。
  • Make Hao Tong step 2
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    Scratch the skin and soak in the water。
  • Make Hao Tong step 3
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    Scraps are burned in boiling pots for about one minute, and they are washed and dried。
  • Make Hao Tong step 4
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    Carrots, Dutch beans, black wood ears are then burned in boiling water, and they are taken out to dry。
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    There's a little bit of oil on the fire, and it smells like garlic。
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    Inverted in black wood, chips, carrots, lily, Dutch beans, inverted salt, and the fire quickly turned into fire。
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    Just add a proper amount of starch。
  • Hao Tong Make Tips

    1. After slicing the lotus root, immediately soak it in water to prevent the slices from oxidizing and turning black. Additionally, when blanching the lotus root slices, try to avoid using an iron pot to prevent them from turning black due to oxidation, and do not blanch for too long. Soaking and blanching both help remove the starch from the lotus root, ensuring the stir-fried lotus root slices will be crispy and delicious. 2. To highlight the natural sweetness and crispness of the ingredient, only salt is used for seasoning, and the amount of oil should also be minimal. 3. It must be stir-fried over high heat quickly to ensure a crisp texture.