
Health benefits
Soy sauce: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
| Buckwheat noodles ( 50g ) | Beef ( 80g ) |
Onions ( 30g ) | Ginger slices ( 10 grams ) |
Cucumber shreds ( appropriate amount ) | Shredded pear (appropriate amount) |
Tomato slices (appropriate amount) | Chopped coriander (appropriate amount ) |
Kimchi ( appropriate amount ) | Rock sugar ( 10 grams ) |
Salt ( 2 grams ) | Soy sauce ( appropriate amount ) |
Cooked sesame seeds ( A little ) | Sesame oil ( A little ) |
Ice cubes ( a little ) | White vinegar (appropriate amount) |
Chili sauce ( 1 spoon ) | Egg ( Half ) |
How to make cold noodles

1.Prepare the ingredients

3. Prepare ginger slices and onion cubes

4. Boiled beef, Skim off the foam

5.Add ginger slices and onion pieces and cook until the beef is cooked p>

6.Prepare shredded pear, cucumber and tomato slices

7.After the beef is cooked, add soy sauce, salt and rock sugar and cook for 10 minutes

8.Strain the soup

9. Add white vinegar and mix well, let cool and then put it in the refrigerator for more than an hour

10.Put the cooked Cut the beef into thin slices and set aside.Discard the onions and ginger slices used to cook the beef

11.Pick, wash and cut the coriander Crush and set aside

12. Boil water again and add buckwheat noodles

13.Drain after cooking
14.Put it into cold boiled water and soak until cool

15. Put it into a noodle bowl

16. Boil eggs in cold water

17. Take out and soak in cold water for a while, peel and cut in half

18.Put in cucumber shreds, pear shreds, tomatoes, beef, and coriander

19.Put kimchi, chili sauce, eggs, and then take out the frozen soup and pour it into a bowl
20.Pour in a little sesame oil, sprinkle with sesame seeds, and put in ice cubes

21.Mix well and serve

22. A spicy and sour cold noodles is ready.

2. Boil beef in cold water
Tips
The frozen soup can be made one day in advance and tastes better after being refrigerated overnight
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