Stir-fried eel with Xiang oil and three servings of silk soybean sprouts.
During the late Qing Dynasty, one of the founders of Nan She, Liu Yazai, tasted the Xiangyou Eel Silk in Zhangyan and was greatly impressed. He then wrote an article in the Shanghai newspapers to introduce it, which spread the fame of the dish in Songhu and attracted more people to come and taste it, further promoting the dissemination and development of Xiangyou Eel Silk.
The vegetarian Eel Silk I made today uses mushrooms instead of eel, imitating the taste of meat with vegetables. It not only satisfies the needs of vegetarians, but also allows those who enjoy the texture and flavor of eel silk to taste a similar delicious dish. It is a healthy and delicious delicacy.
Haojichuan Xiang Sauce is a rare condiment. Just adding a little bit of it during cooking can bring unexpected surprises to your dishes. Its spicy taste is refreshing, different from the greasiness of chili oil, with a unique refreshing sensation. This spicy flavor is rich and not greasy, making your dishes more authentic in taste and extremely easy to use in preparation.
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