Step1:A great collection of spices. The grass fruit and cardamom are cut into two parts in advance with scissors to facilitate the taste (there is also less cardamom in it). In the second picture of immersion. The round one in the lower right corner
Step2:Soak the spice in a small amount of cold water for 510 minutes. It's not easy to fry like thi
Step3:Prepare chili noodles. This quantity is more casual. I put it more than 1 / 3 of the bottle and less than 1 / 2 of the bottle. If possible, it can be mixed with a variety of chili noodles. I have only one kind of sweet rice chili noodles here
Step4:Stir fry peanuts in a pan and then crush them for later us
Step5:Stir fry the white sesame seeds and use the rolling pin to crush them for standb
Step6:Peanuts, white sesame and chili noodles together. Mix well and set asid
Step7:Take out the soaked spices and drain them. Put them in the oil and heat them over a small fire. Remember to cover them. The water inside will burst. Small fire in the whole process. When the noise is reduced to almost no, it's almost ready to open the lid. I've been boiling it for about 15 minutes, and the result is the perfume oil. The perfume oil itself is very useful. You can also boil it ofte
Step8:Take out the spices ~ cool the hot oil a little bit ~ pour it into the chili noodles ~ of course, you can't really cool it. It's still hot oil to sprinkle pepper. But if it's too hot, it's also easy to paste (in the picture, I soaked the pot in hot water ~ preheat it in advance ~ to avoid damage caused by sudden heating
Step9:After pouring in, the oil will turn for a while ~ that means the oil is warm enough. Stir well with chopsticks and let coo
Step10:Finished product
Step11:Red oil
Step12:I've got a can of sesame oil
Cooking tips:Make sauce, stir fry, mix noodles, or eat directly with a bun. It's such a versatile chili oil, not to mention the new year's Eve. It's also a necessary good product for family travel. In fact, I hardly ate chili oil when I was a child. All I ate were chili sauce, which is red, red, salty and salty. When I went to university, I found that there was no chili sauce, and there was only chili oil everywhere. At first, I was not used to eating only dry red oil, but it didn't taste very good. It was neither salty nor fragrant. It was dry and spicy. Later, I ate very fragrant chili oil, with the smell of chili oil. I knew that those who had eaten before were not good at cooking. Now they have become chili oil crazy fans = = if there's no storage in the dormitory, they can't do anything comfortable. I wrote before I've had several versions of chili oil. At that time, I said that I had already made a more complicated one, because it's a little bit complicated = = so I'm satisfied with the simple version