A little trick to make a mellow and fragrant "spicy and sour taste" - Homemade [Eel Vermicelli Pot]
Overview
Whether this dish is delicious or not, taste is the key! The successful eel vermicelli pot has a typical hot and sour taste. But it is not simply sour and spicy, but a mellow and delicious compound hot and sour taste. What Min is making today is a home-cooked version of [Eel Vermicelli Pot]. Tips: On the basis of vinegar and red oil, I also added (1), wild pepper and juice (2), Sichuan spicy sauce (if not available, you can use Pixian bean paste instead) (3), pepper oil to combine, forming a mellow taste that is sour, spicy and fragrant. It's very delicious and goes well with rice. The two bowls of rice left over from yesterday were barely enough!
Tags
- hot dishes
- common dishes
- old man
- healthy recipes
- dinner with friends
- autumn and winter supplements
- autumn recipes
- hubei cuisine
- dinner
- chili oil
- ground ginger
- msg
- pickled peppers
- sea pepper noodles
- sichuan pepper oil
- sichuan spicy sauce
- vinegar
- wild sansho pepper
- eel
- fans
- green onions
- minced garlic
- salt
- soy sauce
Ingredients
Steps
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One pound of fresh eel, please ask the fish stall master to slaughter it for you. Pour in a little dry flour, knead for a few minutes, then rinse with water.
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Boil a pot of water. When it is about 80 degrees, pour the washed eels into the pot.
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Blanch for 3 minutes until the surface is basically white.
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After taking it out, soak it in cold water and cut the eel into strips with a knife or toothpick.
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The ingredients prepared are: wild sansho pepper, pickled chili pepper, Sichuan spicy sauce, ginger, garlic, and green onions.
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Soak Longkou vermicelli (mung bean vermicelli) in warm water until soft.
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Pour an appropriate amount of cooking oil into the pot and when it is 30% hot, first pour in the Sichuan spicy sauce and stir-fry briefly.
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Slice garlic, mince ginger, dice pickled peppers and green onions, and add them to the pot.
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Slowly stir out the aroma over low heat.
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Pour in the cooked eel strips.
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Add wild sansho pepper and sauté for a minute.
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Add boiling water, fresh soup is best, and submerge the eel strips.
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Bring to a boil and add the soaked vermicelli.
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[Sauce]: half a spoon of salt, one spoon of soy sauce, two spoons of vinegar, one spoon of pepper oil, two spoons of red oil, and half a spoon of MSG. Mix thoroughly to form a hot and sour sauce.
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Pour into the pot.
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Cook briefly for 1 or 2 minutes, then turn off the heat.
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A portion of Sichuan style [Eel Vermicelli Pot] with spicy, sour and smooth texture is ready to serve.