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Cut the napa cabbage into small pieces and set aside. Cut the ginger into thin slices or shreds and set aside. Peel the carrot, and if desired, cut it into flower shapes before slicing. If the dried mushrooms are large, cut them in half. Cut the fried beancurd skin into small pieces. Smash the red fermented beancurd into small pieces with a spoon.
Heat a wok and add 1 tablespoon of cooking oil. Fry the ginger until fragrant. Then, add the smashed fermented beancurd, sliced carrots, black fungus, and dried mushrooms to the wok. Stir-fry briefly.
Add enough water to the wok to just cover the dried mushrooms and black fungus. Bring to a and cook for approximately .
Add the cut napa cabbage to the wok and mix everything evenly. Cover the wok with a lid and for .
After , remove the lid. Add the glass noodles and fried beancurd skin to the wok. Mix well and continue . If the water level is too low, add some hot water. Cover the wok again and for another to allow the beancurd skin to soften.
Once the beancurd skin and napa cabbage have softened, taste the sauce. If you prefer a stronger flavor, add 0.5 teaspoon of salt. Stir to combine. The dish is now ready to be served.
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Cut the napa cabbage into small pieces and set aside. Cut the ginger into thin slices or shreds and set aside. Peel the carrot, and if desired, cut it into flower shapes before slicing. If the dried mushrooms are large, cut them in half. Cut the fried beancurd skin into small pieces. Smash the red fermented beancurd into small pieces with a spoon.
Heat a wok and add 1 tablespoon of cooking oil. Fry the ginger until fragrant. Then, add the smashed fermented beancurd, sliced carrots, black fungus, and dried mushrooms to the wok. Stir-fry briefly.
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