Pickles to go with rice ❗️ Stir-fried chili peppers with black bean paste ❤️

Pickles to go with rice ❗️ Stir-fried chili peppers with black bean paste ❤️

Overview

Tempeh and pickled peppers can be fried and processed to make a small side dish for rice. It can be used with steamed buns, noodle appetizers, porridge and pickles. The frying process is oil-free and can be refrigerated for a week.

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Steps

  1. Soak the peppers and clean them (soak them in water for 30 minutes to remove the salty taste).

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  2. Appropriate amount of dried tempeh, diced millet and sliced garlic.

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  3. Clean the peppers and cut into shreds.

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  4. Put a little more oil in the pot, add tempeh, garlic cloves, and spicy millet and stir-fry until fragrant.

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  5. Add the pickled chilies and stir-fry, and add sugar to taste.

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  6. Stir-fry until the pepper becomes soft, add white sesame seeds and stir-fry for 15 seconds and turn off the heat.

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  7. The black soy sauce is very strong, the fried pickled peppers are spicy and fragrant, and the steamed buns are super delicious.

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  8. Usually store in a crisper in the refrigerator.

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