
Health benefits
Eggs: enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve eyesight
Pepper: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Small crucian carp ( 500g ) | Flour ( 75g ) |
Potato starch ( 75g ) | Eggs ( 2 each ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Onion and ginger ( a little ) |
White wine ( a little ) | Pepper ( a little ) |
five-spice powder ( A little ) | Sichuan peppercorns ( A little ) |
How to make noodles

1. Clean the small crucian carp and add chopped green onion, ginger slices, salt, white wine and pepper , mix well and marinate for 20 minutes.

2. Gather a small pot, put two eggs, half flour, half sweet potato flour, a little salt, Five-spice powder and a few peppercorns, stir well.If it is too dry, add a little water.

3. Stir into a thick paste.Don't use too much water, otherwise it won't hold up if it becomes too thin.

4. Drain the fish and put it into the batter.Turn it over so that the surface of the fish is coated with a layer of water.paste.

5.Put it into a 50% hot oil pan.

6. After shaping, reduce the heat to low, slowly dip and fry until the fish is thoroughly fried.

7.If you cannot finish frying at one time, you can fry it in batches.Use a filter to remove the oil in the pan.Remove the batter crumbs to prevent the fried batter from making the oil bitter.

8.After all the frying is done, return to the pot and fry again until dry and brown, with shaking.A crunching sound.

9. Take it out and put it in the oil filter to control the oil.

10.Put it into a plate and eat directly.

11. Cheng although.Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, crispy and delicious, a great dish to go with wine.
Tips
1.The most important thing is the consistency of the batter.If it is thick, it will turn into gnocchi soup, but if it is thin, it will not hang up.Water should be measured in portions.
2.After finalizing, reduce the heat to low and slowly fry until fully fried.
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