Assorted Stew with Fish Fragrant Tomato Sauce
1.
(I am eating one person, two meals, and adding or subtracting appropriately according to the number of people)
Because it is inconvenient to eat raw or cold, the small tomatoes are cooked and eaten. It feels more flavorful than large tomatoes. If you have time, it will be better to peel them with hot water. Cut them in half and set aside.
Line a small eggplant, cut into pieces with a hob, add salt to kill water, and hold water for later use.
Three long beans, cut into small pieces.
Cut the carrot into small pieces and cut into pieces with a hob.
2 shiitake mushrooms, sliced and blanched for later use.
Half a potato, cut into pieces with a hob.
Onion 1/4, cut into small pieces.
1 green pepper or sesame pepper, cut into small pieces.
A small handful of coriander, leave the roots, and cut into small pieces.
The sliced green onion, ginger, garlic slices are appropriate and set aside.
2.
Peanut oil, sesame pepper oil, saute green onion, shredded ginger.
Two teaspoons of Pixian bean paste and one teaspoon of June fresh organic bean paste, sauté until fragrant.
Add onions and carrots and sauté the onion aroma.
Then add the eggplant and small tomatoes and stir fry until the eggplant and tomatoes are out of the soup.
Then add potato cubes, shiitake mushroom slices, carob slices, coriander root, green pepper slices, and stir fry for a while.
Add appropriate amount of water (just flush with the ingredients).
Seasoning (appropriate amount of salt and light soy sauce, a teaspoon of sugar, a teaspoon of oyster sauce, a teaspoon of shiitake mushroom sauce).
Bring to a boil over high heat, cover, and simmer on low heat until the potatoes are soft and tasty.
You don't need to consider whether it is crispy or not. The chaotic stew must be stewed to taste delicious, especially the green peppers inside, which will have the unique fragrance of the school cafeteria big pot dishes.
Add garlic slices and coriander segments, appropriate amount of chicken essence, and a little sesame oil before serving.
3.
If you want to try a new way of eating, make sure to have more soup when it comes out of the pot. Put the vegetables in the bowl first, break two light-fat, light-calorie, high-fiber granola bars on top (fruits and nuts are used today) Chia seeds), then pour the soup while it is hot, soak it for a while, and start eating. The outer layer of the granola bar is full of sour, sweet and salty, and a little spicy soup is revealed on the inside. The inside is just right and crunchy. It contrasts with the softness of the stewed ingredients. It looks like tomato sauce, without worrying about oil. High-calorie fried rice crackers.