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Potato, eggplant, and green pepper fried and tossed in a sweet-savory sauce — a beloved home dish from Northeast China.
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The name means "three fresh things from the earth," reflecting its all-vegetable, farm-to-table roots. Frying each vegetable separately before combining gives it a rich, rice-friendly flavor.
Cut the potato and eggplant into rough chunks; cut the green pepper into bite-sized pieces.
Deep-fry the potato at 170°C until a skewer passes through easily; remove.
Fry the eggplant in the same oil until lightly colored; remove.
Briefly fry the green pepper and remove.
In a pan, fry the garlic, then add soy sauce, sugar, 50ml water, and a potato starch slurry to make a thickened sauce.
Add all the fried vegetables and toss to coat before serving.