
Health benefits
Mutton: enhance immunity, maintain skin and mucous membrane health
Fungus: delay aging, antioxidant, anti-cancer and prevent cancer
Garlic sprouts: enhance immunity, antioxidant, anti-cancer and anti-cancer
Food ingredients
How to make Xinjiang fried pork noodles (home-cooked version)

1. Add some salt to the dough to increase the gluten.After the dough is mixed, let it rest for a period of time.The rested noodles are made into noodles.Sprinkle the dough with oil and roll it into a ball.

2.Green and red peppers, garlic sprouts, fungus, baby cabbage, Piyazi (onions), tomatoes, garlic and ginger.Cut the mutton into cubes (marine with cooking wine, black pepper, and starch)

3.Put more oil in the pot, put the mutton into the hot oil and stir-fry until cooked, take it out and set aside.

4. Use the remaining oil in the pot to pass through the garlic sprouts , take out the oiled garlic sprouts and set aside.

5. Leave a little oil in the pot, add garlic and ginger peel teeth Stir-fry until fragrant, then add tomatoes, stir-fry the tomato paste to release the water, then add baby cabbage and fungus, stir-fry, and finally add garlic sprouts.

6.Put green and red peppers, salt, light soy sauce, and sugar Stir-fry, add mutton and stir-fry, finally pour in two spoons of rice vinegar and stir-fry evenly.

7.The noodles are pulled into noodles, almost as thin as chopsticks.After the water is boiled, put some salt under it, and then cool the water after it is cooked.

8. Take out the noodles and put them on the plate.Pour more soup on the noodles and mix with the oily meat and the noodles are ready.
Tips
The meat and garlic sprouts must be oiled before they taste good!
The noodles must be ramen to be chewy!
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