Steamed Clear

March 17, 2025 38 Minutes Medium

Nutritional Information

350 kcal
Calories
8g
Protein
72g
Carbohydrates
2g
Fat
Steamed Clear

This delicious and versatile cellophane noodle cake is a must-try dish, blending chewy noodles with aromatic spices for a unique texture and flavor. The recipe starts by cooking cellophane noodles and infusing them with scallion, ginger, garlic, thirteen spices, and oyster sauce for a savory depth. A thick sweet potato starch paste binds everything together, creating a firm yet tender consistency. Steamed over cabbage leaves to prevent sticking, the mixture cooks evenly with a hole in the center for perfect steam circulation. Once cooled, this noodle cake can be pan-fried for a crispy edge, stir-fried for a quick meal, or added to braised dishes for extra heartiness. The blend of umami-rich oyster sauce and warm thirteen spices makes every bite irresistible. Whether served as a side or main dish, this recipe offers endless possibilities for a satisfying, flavorful experience.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients

Sauce and Seasonings

Instructions

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Cook the cellophane noodles until they are done, then put them in a pot, add scallion, ginger, garlic, thirteen spices, and oyster sauce. It is recommended not to add too much salt.
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Mix the sweet potato starch with water to make a paste, do not add too much water, and mix well until it becomes very thick.
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Add the sweet potato starch paste to the cellophane noodles and mix well by hand.
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Place a steamer on the electromagnetic stove, add water, and lay cabbage leaves on the steamer basket. Make sure to cover the entire surface without any gaps. Put the cellophane noodle mixture on the cabbage leaves, flatten it, and poke a hole in the middle to allow steam to pass through.
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Turn on the heat, and after the steam comes out, reduce the heat to medium and steam for 30 minutes.
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After steaming, let it cool down naturally. It can be pan-fried, stir-fried, deep-fried, added to braised dishes, or served as a separate dish.

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