
Health benefits
Eggs: nourish blood
Pork: nourish blood
Ingredients
Thin noodles ( 300g ) | Eggs ( 1 piece ) |
Pork ( 35g ) | Onions ( 40g ) |
Garlic ( 15g ) | Oil (appropriate amount) |
Salt ( Adequate amount ) | Sugar ( Adequate amount ) |
Light soy sauce ( appropriate amount ) | |
Oyster sauce ( appropriate amount ) | Chicken essence ( Appropriate amount ) |
Scallion oil noodles How to make

1. Prepare ingredients: thin noodles, green onions , garlic, eggs.

2. Wash and cut the green onions into long strips, shred them, and slice the garlic cloves.

3. Chop the pork into mince, take a small bowl, add light soy sauce and dark soy sauce , oyster sauce, salt, sugar, chicken essence, and appropriate amount of water to make a sauce.

4. Heat oil for 70% in a pot, add garlic cloves and fry until fragrant, turn off the heat fish out.

5. Continue to fire, add the green onions, turn to medium to low heat and fry slowly.

6. Fry the scallions until they are brown, remove the scallions and leave the scallion oil.

7. Leave the bottom oil in the pot, add the minced meat, and stir-fry until the minced meat changes color.

8. Boil the noodles, take them out and put them in cold water.

9. Pour in the prepared sauce, bring to a boil, then turn off the heat and serve.

10. Drain the thin noodles and pour the minced meat soup over them.

11. Add onion oil and stir well.

12. Leave a little oil in the pot and fry the eggs until cooked.

13. The minced pork and scallion oil noodles are fragrant, and an egg is more nutritious.It can be paired with a bowl Seaweed and egg drop soup tastes great.
Tips
1.Thin noodles are easy to cook.When cooking noodles, be careful not to overcook them.Overcooked noodles will make the noodles chewy and unpalatable.
2.You can add sauce as you like.
3.Don’t fry the onion too much, otherwise it will become burnt and not fragrant.
4.You can make a little more scallion oil at a time, put it in a crisper, refrigerate it, and use it for stir-frying or cold dishes.
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