Roasted Pepper Beef Sauce (Summer Dish)
This roasted pepper sauce is made once, kept in the refrigerator fresh-keeping room, can be eaten for half a month, and can also be used as a condiment for cold dishes, such as preserved eggs.

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Preparation. You can also use old ginger, but I like young ginger.
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If you can't eat spicy, you can choose two wattle sticks, and if you can eat spicy, choose millet pepper.
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Wash the beef.
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2. Cut the wattle strips.
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Crack the beef and ginger together and add some soy sauce.
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Break it up and just like that, remember to put a little starch, or tender meat powder.
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Ginger and garlic crumbled.
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Wash the two wattle strips, then fry them in a pan with a little oil.
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Flip it more and don't get too mushy.
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Smash.
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Put oil in a pan, add ginger and garlic, and stir-fry together.
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Stir-fry with beef foam, stir-fry and add green pepper foam.
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Stir-fry more, add salt and peppercorns.
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Put pepper.
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Put MSG.
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Stir-fry well.
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You can also put a little roasted pepper sauce on instant noodles.
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