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A Special Chinese Food | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

▪ Ingredients  

Ingredients

Quantity

Dried beancurd sticks

500 g

Dried chillies

a few

Cooking oil, salt, soy sauce

a few

Small onion

a few

 

▪ Detailed steps  

Dried beancurd sticks in cool water, soak and squeeze out the water

Dried chili pepper into the frying pan bursting with fragrance

Pour in the dried beancurd sticks and stir-fry

Pour in the water, cover the pot and simmer for 5 minutes

After 5 minutes, pour in the salt, soy sauce, stirring evenly, high heat to reduce the juice

Sprinkle with green onion, the dish is finished

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