
Health benefits
Zanthoxylum bungeanum: dehumidification
Ingredients
Shredded beef (cut in advance) ( about 70 grams ) | Vegetable oil ( Appropriate amount ) |
Pickled pepper (including wild mountain pepper) ( Appropriate amount ) | Pickled ginger ( Two ) |
Green onions ( One ) | Ginger ( A small piece ) |
Garlic ( Two cloves ) | Homemade bean paste ( Appropriate amount ) |
Zanthoxylum bungeanum ( Appropriate amount ) | Water starch ( appropriate amount ) |
White pepper ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make shredded beef with pickled pepper

1.The ingredients are as shown in the picture: (In the end, light soy sauce was not used because the homemade bean paste was too salty, as was the pickled pepper, so In the end, I didn’t use light soy sauce.)

2. Wash and slice the green onions, cut the pickled wild sansho peppers with a hob, pickle the ginger and Shred the ginger and slice the garlic.

3. Marinate the shredded beef with water, starch, a little sunflower oil, bean paste, bean paste and white pepper.five minutes.

4. Heat the pan with cold oil.When the oil temperature is 40% hot, slowly add in the marinade.Use chopsticks to stir up the good shredded pork.

5. Stir-fry the shredded beef and push it to one end of the pot with a spatula, then lower it in Sauté the Sichuan peppercorns, ginger and garlic until fragrant, then add the chopped wild peppercorns, pickled peppers and pickled ginger and stir-fry until fragrant.

6. Then add the green onions to the pot.

7. Then stir-fry evenly with shredded beef.

8. Finally, turn off the heat and add MSG, stir-fry evenly and remove from the pan.

9.A simple and time-saving quick meal is completed.

10.Rendering 1

11.Rendering 2

12.Rendering 3
Tips
When marinating shredded beef, add a little salad oil or peanut oil and mix well.This will prevent the pan and spatula from sticking to the pan and spatula when frying, and the beef will not stick to a lump.
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