Drunkard corn
I don't know which god invented the drunkard corn, the sweet corn kernels are fried, the entrance is crispy and sweet, and it is definitely a good partner for supper.

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Peel out the corn kernels, put them in a hot water pot and add 1 teaspoon of salt and cook for 3-5 minutes until they float, then remove and soak in cold water to cool down, and then take out and drain the water;
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Drain the corn and add 1 egg white and 1/2 teaspoon of salt and mix well.
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Then pour in an appropriate amount of cornstarch and mix well
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Pay attention to ensure that the surface of the corn is dry, the kernels are separated, each corn is coated with cornstarch, and shake off the excess cornstarch with a strainer for later use
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Heat the oil, pour in all the corn kernels until there are small bubbles in the chopsticks and turn to low heat and stand still, wait for 1 minute after the corn is set and then scatter the corn kernels, fry them on low heat for 2-3 minutes, and then pick them up
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Re-add oil to the pan to medium high heat, then pour in the fried corn to re-fry to force out the moisture on the surface, then fry it over medium-low heat for 1-2 minutes;
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Remove the fried corn kernels and filter the oil, mix well with an appropriate amount of minced green onions, pepper and salt, and finish
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It's a very simple method, basically it won't overturn, it's a very convenient and delicious appetizer.
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