
Health benefits
Eggs: Enhance immunity, protect eyes and improve vision
Onions: Detoxify
Coriander: Clear rash
Ingredients
Cold noodles ( 2 photos ) | Eggs ( Two ) |
Onions (appropriate amount) | Cilantro ( appropriate amount span> ) |
Sugar ( appropriate amount ) | Vinegar (appropriate amount) |
Chili sauce ( appropriate amount ) | Sweet noodle sauce ( appropriate amount ) |
Chili powder ( Appropriate amount ) |
How to make Harbin grilled cold noodles

1. Take appropriate amount of chili sauce and sweet noodle sauce, add appropriate amount of cold Mix it with boiling water.Don't make too much sweet noodle sauce, it is very salty.

2.Cut an appropriate amount of diced onions and minced coriander for later use.When cutting onions, dip your knife in water.

3.Put a little oil in the electric baking pan, just a little.

4.Put in the cold noodles and press them with a spatula to spread the oil evenly.

5.Crack an egg onto the cold noodles.

6.Use a shovel to break the eggs and spread them evenly.

7.After the eggs have set slightly, turn the cold noodles over and sprinkle with coriander and onions.

8.Then sprinkle with sugar, chili powder and vinegar.

9.Use a shovel to roll up the cold noodles and press them, otherwise they will fall apart easily when cutting..

10. Brush with the prepared sauce evenly.

11.Use a shovel to chop the cold noodles quickly and accurately, otherwise they will fall apart.

12. Just put it on a plate, just a plate of sweet and sour grilled cold noodles..
Tips
1.When buying cold noodles, be sure to buy five-piece packages.Do not buy thirty-piece packages.If the family cannot eat it, it will go bad.
2.The sweet and sour grilled cold noodles are the most delicious.
3.When I make it, I use a wooden shovel in one hand and a metal shovel for a wok in the other.The previous steps are all based on wooden shovels, and the last step of cutting is done with a metal shovel.
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