Chunky Homemade Ra-yu Spicy Chili Oil. Mix lightly to blend all the ingredients in the oil. Cut the onions into quarters, and slice thinly. Stir fry the onions in plenty of vegetable oil until golden brown.
Rayu (ラー油) is a chili oil used in Japanese-style Chinese food, and as a condiment for things such as ramen and gyoza. Taberu rayu literally means "rayu meant for eating". The most commong version is the one used in the Chinese cuisine.
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Mix lightly to blend all the ingredients in the oil. Cut the onions into quarters, and slice thinly. Stir fry the onions in plenty of vegetable oil until golden brown.
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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook chunky homemade ra-yu spicy chili oil using 10 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Chunky Homemade Ra-yu Spicy Chili Oil:
- Take 30 grams of Shichimi spice.
- Prepare 150 grams of Zha cai (Sichuan pickled vegetable).
- Prepare 35 grams of Dried garlic chips.
- Prepare 200 grams of Sesame oil.
- Prepare 150 grams of Soybean oil.
- Make ready 100 grams of Japanese leek.
- Get 25 grams of Ginger.
- Make ready 1 tbsp of Sugar.
- Prepare 1 tsp of Salt.
- Make ready 3 tbsp of Soy sauce.
Add the vegetable oil ramp whites to a small saucepan and heat over medium heat until until the onions begin to sizzle. Add the sesame oil, dried scallops, chili peppers, chili powder, soy sauce and sugar. Remove the seeds from the red chili pepper and tear into small pieces with your hands. Heat vegetable oil in a small, deep frying-pan, and stir fry the onion and red chili pepper over medium-low heat.
Steps to make Chunky Homemade Ra-yu Spicy Chili Oil:
- Chop up the leek in a food processor..
- Chop up the zha cai and ginger in the food processor too..
- Crush the garlic chips with your hands or with a rolling pin..
- Put the chopped leek, ginger and zha cai, the crushed garlic chips, shichimi spice in a wok with the soybean oil and 100 g of sesame oil. Start heating over medium heat..
- Mix lightly to blend all the ingredients in the oil..
- It will start bubbling after 3 to 4 minutes. When it comes to a boil, turn down the heat to low, and simmer gently for 30 to 40 minutes..
- Turn the heat off and leave to cool..
- When it has cooled down a bit, add the rest of the sesame oil (100 g), sugar, salt and soy sauce, and mix well..
- It's finished. I divided it in several jars for ease of use. It can be eaten right away, but it will become milder after 2 to 3 days..
- If you cover each jar with plastic wrap before putting on the lid, the jars won't get oily and the lid will be easy to open..
- It has tons of chunky ingredients. Mix well before using..
- You can use it as-is for gyoza dumplings, but the spiciness will be neutralized a bit if you mix it with some vinegar and/or soy sauce..
Once the onions become translucent, add the mince beef and continue to cook. Season with a little bit of salt and pepper. Remove the seeds from the red chili pepper and tear into small pieces with your hands. Place the bowl on a heat resistant coaster. Heat oil in a wok (or a skillet) over medium-high heat.
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