
Ingredients
Pork belly, mushrooms, dried tofu, cucumber ( ) | Light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, soybean sauce, sweet noodle sauce, ( ) |
How to make fried noodles

1. Cut the pork belly into cubes, then chop into small pieces, just like dumpling fillings

2. Marinate the chopped pork belly with cooking wine.

3. Dice the mushrooms, dice the dried beans, and shred the cucumber.You can also prepare to add them.Shredded carrots, you can add whatever vegetables you like.

4. Prepare a bowl, add two spoons of light soy sauce, one spoon of dark soy sauce, and two spoons of soybeans Sauce, a spoonful of sweet noodle sauce, I have this amount for two people, if there are more people, you can add more, and then add water to dilute it, the ratio of sauce to water is 1:2.

5. Cut the green onion and ginger into shreds, add oil to the pot, stir-fry until fragrant, you can add a few peppercorns , star anise, bay leaves,

6.Pour the marinated pork belly into the pot and stir-fry a few times Next, add diced mushrooms and dried tofu, stir-fry for a few times

7.Put the diluted Pour the sauce into the pot

8. Just cook for a few minutes, reduce the juice over high heat, and taste for salt How does it taste? Generally, there is no need to add salt, soy sauce is relatively salty.

9.Put the cooked sauce Put the noodles into a bowl, boil the noodles in a pot, add the water and add the noodles.You can roll the noodles yourself or buy wet noodles outside.Generally, one dollar of noodles sold outside is enough for one person.

10. Cook the noodles until they float, then lift the lid and cook for another minute or two,

11.After the noodles are cooked, take them out and rinse them with cold water to make them taste more chewy and smooth.

12.Put the cooked sauce and shredded cucumber on the noodles, stir evenly, and you will have a bowl of clean, hygienic and delicious fried noodles.Enough.
Tips
When stir-frying the pork belly, be careful not to get splashed with oil.
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