Assorted Fried Spring Bamboo Shoots
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1. First peel off the shell of the spring bamboo shoots
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Cut into chunks
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3. Carrot peeling and cutting knife
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Sweet beans cut into small pieces
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Boil water in a pot, add appropriate amount of salt, put the bamboo shoots into it and cook for ten minutes to remove, and soak in water for another hour or so to remove the bitter and astringent taste of spring bamboo shoots;
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Peel the lotus root and cut into thicker slices
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Put the lotus root slices in a pot and scald them off
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Carrot slices and sweet beans are blanched in a pot of boiling water and removed.
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Heat the wok, add peanut oil, then add pork belly and stir fry for a fragrant flavor
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Add spring bamboo shoots and lotus root slices into the pan and stir-fry for a while; add oyster sauce, cooking wine and white sugar and stir-fry for 3 minutes to make it evenly flavorful;
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Finally add carrot blossoms and sweet beans and stir well
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Pour the sesame oil out of the pan
Tips:
1. Spring bamboo shoots have a bitter and astringent taste. If you don't remove them in advance, it will be difficult to remove them when cooking. So you need to process the bamboo shoots one hour in advance, add salt and cook them and then soak them in water to reduce the bitterness and astringency. 2. Stir fry the pork belly to give a fragrance, so that the oil in the pork will penetrate into the bamboo shoots and improve the texture and taste of the bamboo shoots.
More than 90% of the toxins produced by our human body every day are excreted through the intestines. Spring bamboo shoots containing a large amount of dietary fiber are the masters of intestinal detoxification. In addition, the potassium content in spring bamboo shoots is also very rich. Eating more foods with high potassium and low sodium is the need of patients with hypertension, so spring bamboo shoots are also very suitable for hypertension patients.