STEP 1/19
Cut the forelimbs into stir-fried pieces.
STEP 2/19
Chop up the cheongyang peppers.
STEP 3/19
Chop onions, mini cabbage, broccoli, and shiitake mushrooms.
STEP 4/19
Chop the leaves sideways.
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Add chili oil 2: canola oil 1 ratio.
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First, stir-fry the chopped green onions to make it smell good.
STEP 7/19
Add the onion slice for stir-fry and stir-fry it slightly.
STEP 8/19
If you stir-fry it a little bit, add the meat and the uncooked carrot and stir-fry it.
STEP 9/19
If the meat is slightly undercooked, add red pepper powder and stir-fry it so that it doesn't burn.
STEP 10/19
When the meat is cooked, add minced garlic and stir-fry it to taste.
STEP 11/19
If you stir-fry it for the scent, leave a little bit of soy sauce and stir-fry it for the scent
STEP 12/19
If it smells and the soy sauce is cut, add all the seafood and cook it about 80%.
STEP 13/19
Add cooking wine to it to enhance the smell and flavor.
STEP 14/19
When alcohol is blown away in cooking wine, add two heads of rice and stir-fry evenly so that it does not burn.
STEP 15/19
When well-fried, add oyster sauce and soy sauce and mix well.
STEP 16/19
Add the mini cabbage and stir-fry it.
STEP 17/19
Stir-fry it a bit, and then add the rest of the vegetables.
STEP 18/19
When it's cooked, mix it well with sesame oil, the finishing friend, before turning off the heat.
STEP 19/19
If you add the cut flat noodles to enough food and mix them well and add sesame oil one more time, it's done.
I only used the leftover glass noodles, but when you make it yourself, make it proportional to the ingredients.