Amaranth and Mung Bean Congee
1.
Prepare ingredients, wash and drain the amaranth
2.
Wash the rice and mung beans into the pressure cooker, add about 1800 ml of water
3.
25 minutes
4.
Boil water in a pot, add amaranth and blanch water for 20 seconds, remove it and let it cool
5.
Squeeze the water as much as possible and chop the amaranth, chop the shallots
6.
After the porridge is cooked, add amaranth and stir well and cook for a minute or two
7.
Add two teaspoons of salt to taste and mix well
8.
Add in the chives at the end
Tips:
Amaranth is known as the "longevity dish" in folk. It is rich in nutrients, calcium content is higher than that of the same weight of milk, and contains vitamin K that facilitates calcium absorption. It is the champion of calcium supplementation in vegetables.
Amaranth has a high oxalic acid content, it is best to blanch it in boiling water before cooking, which is conducive to the absorption of minerals in it.