Luoyang pulp noodles
Noodles One pound | Mung bean milk water Two liters |
Little celery A handful, a little more | Baicai One pound (or leafy vegetables) |
Peanuts and Mung Beans Appropriate amount | Seasonings (salt, pepper noodles) Appropriate amount |
Onion Appropriate amount | Carrot Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Mung bean juice (similar to Beijing bean juice. Just not as thick)Step 2
Soak peanuts and soybeans in advanceStep 3
Chop green onions, add lard, sesame oil, peppercorns, appropriate amount of salt, mix well and marinate. The time does not matter.Step 4
Chop celery into cubes or small sections (your preference), shred carrots and pickle them in the same way as green onions.Step 5
Boil the slurry water over high heat until it foams (be careful not to open the pot at this time. If there is foam, pour in sesame oil or other oil, and quickly use chopsticks or an egg spreader to spread the slurry foam. Do not open the pot)Step 6
Quickly stir up slurry and water foamStep 7
Then add the peanuts and soybeans (it will be fine if you open the pot at this time) and cook for a while to let the aroma of the peanuts and soybeans come out.Step 8
Hand-shred cabbage (I like cabbage, shredded eggplant and the like), wash the celery leaves and add water to the pot, or stir-fry a little, it’s up to youStep 9
Add the noodles and cook them, add the pickled carrots and celery cubes, cook for a while, and add the chopped green onions. Start the pot! A pot of fragrant starched noodles is readyStep 10
Add oily chili, chive sauce, etc. It’s very exciting. Luoyang pulp noodles cooking techniquesBe sure to spread the foam carefully. Do not open the pot during this period. It is most comfortable to eat the noodles when you roll them by hand. It is up to you if the water in the noodles does not match the pot! Originally, starched noodles were a trick the poor used to think of to fill their stomachs! Now it has become a famous snack!