Celery and beef tendon balls soba noodles
Beef Tendon Balls 4 pieces | Soba noodles 70g |
Celery One | Millet Pepper One (optional) |
Liangbaikai A bowl | Soy sauce (light soy sauce) Half spoon |
Step 1
Beef tendon balls do not need to be defrosted ~ Pour cold water into the pot and bring to a boil over high heatStep 2
While the beef tendon balls are cooking, you can remove the leaves from the celery, wash and cut into sections. Cut millet pepper into sections. (You can omit the chili pepper if you don’t like spicy food~)Step 3
After the water boils, continue to cook for three minutes, then add the soba noodles, and cook for another 5 minutes after the noodles are added.Step 4
Prepare a bowl of cold boiled water. After the noodles are cooked, take them out and put them into cold water.Step 5
Take out the beef tendon balls and cut them into pieces. You can cut them into slices. I just cut them into two pieces.Step 6
Heat oil in a pan, add chili and sauté until fragrantStep 7
Add celery and stir-fry for half a minuteStep 8
Add half a spoonful of light soy sauce, stir-fry evenly, then add beef balls, stir-fry evenly~Step 9
Pour away the water from the bowl and add the fried celery and beef tendon balls~Step 10
Complete~Step 11
Just stir it and it’s ready to go~ Cooking tips for celery and beef tendon ball soba noodles1. Half a spoonful of light soy sauce is added to the celery, so no salt is added. If the taste is strong, you can add more salt.
2. I like softer noodles, so I cook them for 5 minutes. If you like them stronger, just cook them for 3 or 4 minutes~
3. Pour cold water to make the noodles more delicious and non-sticky. If it is not cold and boiled, take it out and add some oil and mix well to make the noodles non-sticky.