Essential chili oil for the kitchen
Overview
Needless to say, every kitchen will have a bowl of chili oil on hand. The only difference lies in the spiciness of the chili powder used. If you like me can't eat spicy food, just use chili powder that's not too spicy. The aroma of dried chili peppers soaked in hot oil is irreplaceable. It is delicious in cold dishes, soups, stir-fries, or directly as a dip.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Place the medium spicy dried chili powder in a heat-resistant container
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Add a little cold water, 1 teaspoon is enough
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Mix the chili powder, not too much water, just let the chili powder become slightly damp
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Add raw white sesame seeds
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Mix well
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Heat a wide pan of oil until it smokes
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Pour half of the hot oil over the chili powder
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Mix well
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Let the remaining hot oil cool for about ten seconds, then pour it into a bowl, mix well, let it cool and leave it aside for a while, the red oil will come out
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Bright red, fragrant, not too spicy, in line with my family's taste