Can the fried noodles I bought be fried directly?
Fried noodles are a traditional food popular in the north and south of the country, which can be seen in both roadside stalls and restaurants. Besides being a staple food, it can also be eaten as snacks and side dishes. Many people will buy noodles from supermarkets, vegetable markets and other places and fry them themselves, but they should also master certain methods when frying.
Generally, the noodles you just bought can't be fried directly, otherwise the fried noodles will be very dry and lack of moisture, which will affect the taste. It is suggested that after buying back the fried noodles, they should be boiled with clear water first, and then picked up after the noodles are cooked soft, and then fried in a pot, so that the fried noodles will be delicious.
The specific method is to put the noodles into the pot, and then pour in clear water to ensure that the water does not reach the noodles. When the noodles are almost cooked, scoop them up and drain them. Pour oil into the pot, fire, and fry the ingredients in the pot. When it's almost time, put the drained noodles in, add seasoning and stir fry, then sprinkle oil on the performance and cover it, about 15 minutes.