Every time we come back from a business trip, when we complain about how unpalatable the train lunches are, my colleagues from the Northeast always lower their heads and remain silent. Later we found out that it was not that they had no objection to the train lunches, but that they simply did not eat the train lunches. So what do they eat on the train? Later, during countless business trips with colleagues from the Northeast, I finally found out the secret of why Northeastern people don’t buy packed lunches on the train. It turns out that they have a more advanced secret weapon!
One of the simplest standard items for Northeasterners to travel: instant noodles, pickled mustard, and ham sausage! The total price does not exceed ten yuan, but it can maximize satisfaction. Compared to train lunch boxes that are not online all year round, instant noodles and ham are really better!
If you meet a Northeastern person who is skilled in craftsmanship, you are in luck! Because you would never expect that they would bring this thing on the train. It can be called a portable "Northeast lunch box", and people in the world call it "Northeast lunch bag". After eating Northeastern rice dumplings once, you may be locked with them for the rest of your life. They are obviously the most common side dishes, but when they are put together, they create a pleasant chemical reaction, and this chemical reaction The reaction can be summed up in the simplest two words: delicious!
Let me tell you how to make this rice bag. Steam a pot of rice, steam two potatoes, fry a bowl of egg sauce, fry a plate of peanuts, cut some ham, and prepare a few clean vegetable leaves. Peel the potatoes and mash them into puree, then mix the potatoes and rice together and mix well. Add a spoonful or two of egg sauce into the rice and mix well. Then spread the mixed rice evenly on the vegetable leaves, and then add some peanuts and diced ham. If you don't go out, I strongly recommend adding a few green onions. Wrap the rice tightly with vegetable leaves so that the rice is not exposed. When you go out, just wrap it tightly with plastic wrap, and then you can pack it up and go out without even using a lunch box!
Ever since I had rice dumplings with my colleagues from Northeastern China, I have been locked in love with them! Taking the train after that left a lasting legacy. Every time I get on the train, I miss this smell even more.
The train lunch box suddenly fades away in front of the lunch bag. If you don’t believe it, just try it and you will know. I’m afraid you will be like me and can’t stop eating it!