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Ingredients
Flour ( 300 grams ) | Garlic moss ( A little bit ) |
Onion ( Half ) | Zucchini ( Half ) |
Tomato ( one ) | Ginger(appropriate amount) |
Garlic( Appropriate amount ) | Red pepper ( Three ) |
MSG (appropriate amount) | Salt ( Adequate amount ) |
| Ketchup ( appropriate amount ) | Lao Ganma ( A little bit ) |
Five-spice powder ( A little bit span> ) |
How to make Xinjiang fried noodles

1. Prepare the ingredients, garlic moss, zucchini, onions, tomatoes, red peppers, Ginger, garlic

2. Cut garlic into sections, slice tomatoes and zucchini, shred onions, and chop ginger and garlic mince and mince red pepper and set aside

3. Prepare the flour and add salt to the flour

4. Stir with cold water into cotton wool and knead evenly

5.Wake up for 5 minutes and continue kneading

6.Knead into a smooth dough, apply some oil, and let it rest for 10 minutes

7.Roll the noodles from bottom to top, do not roll them too thin (the thickness depends on the noodles)

8.Cut into wide strips

9. Boil a pot of water, pick up the noodles, and pull them Made into slices

10. Take it out and let it cool in cold water

12. Heat the pan with cold oil.When the oil is slightly hot, add minced ginger, chopped chili and tomato sauce and stir-fry until fragrant

13.Turn to high heat, add the side dishes, and stir-fry

14.Add salt and a little water and bring to a boil

15.Pour in the dough , minced garlic, allspice powder, MSG and stir-fry evenly

16.Put in a little Lao Ganma and turn it over Fry evenly

17.Okay, put it in a bowl.

11.Remove water and control
Tips
1.Make sure to add cold water to the noodles and apply a little oil on them
2.Boil the noodles for two minutes, take them out and make sure they are too cool
3.The side dishes can be matched according to your preference
4.If you don’t like tomato sauce, you can add chili oil instead
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