
Ingredients
Butterfly Pasta ( 200g ) | Dried tomatoes ( 30g ) |
Canned anchovies ( 15g ) | Green beans (or capers) ( 50 grams ) |
red pepper ( two ) | Olive oil ( 30g ) |
Garlic ( 4 cloves ) | Salt ( 6 grams ) |
Freshly ground pepper ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make pasta (anchovy and tomato dried butterfly noodles)

1.Dried tomatoes, canned anchovies, and capers are all ingredients stored to resist food shortages in winter.Here I used green beans instead of capers.

2. Prepare the materials, cut the garlic into minced garlic, red Cut some pepper rings.

3. Boil a pot of boiling water and add two grams of salt.

4.Put in the butterfly noodles and cook over high heat, occasionally cooking in between agitation.It takes 10 to 12 minutes to cook this noodle.Because it needs to be stir-fried later, I cooked it for 11 minutes.

5.Then drain off the water.

6. While cooking the noodles, take another wok and put it in olive oil and sauté the garlic over medium heat until fragrant.

7. Add the dried tomatoes and fry for 3 or 4 minutes.Fry the dried tomatoes until they are soft and cooked and release their sour aroma.

8.Add green beans and stir well.

9.Add chili rings and stir-fry briefly.

10.At this time, the butterfly noodles are also cooked, add Fry the drained butterfly noodles for 3 minutes.Fry them dry for a better texture.

11.Add appropriate amount of salt to taste.

12.Finally sprinkle with freshly ground pepper and turn off the heat.

13.Pour the noodles into a suitable bowl.

14. Arrange the anchovy strips and enjoy.If you like spicy food, you can mix it with some American chili peppers, which are very spicy.
Tips
This noodle needs to be a little spicy, so you can control the amount of chili pepper you use.If you can't eat the fishy taste, you can omit the anchovies.Use medium heat during the frying process.The amount of salt is a reference value.I don’t advocate eating more salt.Usually the amount of salt given will be smaller, so you can control it yourself.
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