Every time we come back from a business trip, our colleagues in Northeast China always bow their heads and say nothing when we complain about how bad the train box lunch is. Later, we learned that it's not that they don't have a problem with train lunches, but that they don't eat train lunches at all. What do they eat on the train? Later, on numerous business trips with my colleagues in Northeast China, I finally found out the secret that Northeasters don't buy lunch boxes when they get on the train. It turns out that they have more advanced secret weapons!
One of the simplest standard items for people in Northeast China: instant noodles, pickled mustard tuber and ham sausage! The total price does not exceed ten yuan, but it can maximize satisfaction. Compared with the train box lunch that is not online all the year round, instant noodles ham is really better!
If you meet a skilled Northeastern, you will be blessed! Because you never thought that they would take this thing on the train, which is called a movable "Northeast bento", and Jianghu people call it "Northeast rice bag". After eating a dozen rice buns in Northeast China once, you may be locked up with them for life. Obviously, they are the most common side dishes, but when they are brought together, they produce a pleasant chemical reaction, which can be summarized in the simplest two words: delicious!
Let's popularize the method of 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 some clean vegetable leaves. Peel potatoes and press them into mud, then mix potatoes and rice and mix well. Put one or two spoonfuls of egg sauce into rice and mix well. Then spread the mixed rice on the leaves of the vegetables, and then put some peanuts and diced ham magnificently. If you don't go out, I strongly suggest putting some shallots in. Wrap the rice tightly with vegetable leaves and take the principle of not exposing the rice. Just wrap it tightly with plastic wrap when you go out, and then you can pack it and go out without even using a lunch box!
I've been locked in a rice bag since I ate it once with my colleagues in Northeast China! After that, the train left a sequela, and every time I got on the train, I missed the smell more. What kind of train box lunch is suddenly dim in front of the rice bag? If you don't believe me, you will know it. I'm afraid you will never stop it like me!