Bacon and Cabbage Rolls
1.
Thaw the bacon and cut it in half.
2.
Rinse the enoki mushrooms with clean water, blanch the water and squeeze the water
3.
Divide into groups about the thickness of the little finger. Don't be too greedy for enoki mushrooms, otherwise they won't be easy to chew, take a bite as the standard. The blanching of enoki mushrooms can remove impurities and peculiar smells, and save cooking time, so that the outer layer of cabbage is not crispy.
4.
Wash the cabbage (beef cabbage) and break out several layers of leaves
5.
Cut off the stems on the leaves of the cabbage as shown in the picture, use only the leaves on both sides, and divide each leaf into two long strips.
6.
Wrap the enoki mushrooms with bacon 2-3 times, then put them on the cabbage leaves, and continue to roll on the outer layer according to the direction of the previous roll. If the cabbage leaves are thick and crisp and difficult to roll, you can slightly blanch them in hot water to soften them and roll them.
7.
Roll everything up like this, with the interface facing down, and put it on the plate. The plate should be a little bit deep, and the sauce should be poured in a while.
8.
Pour vegetable oil into the wok, heat up and sauté the minced garlic and chili
9.
Add a little cumin and stir-fry the red oil. Bacon is salty, so there is no need to add salt to season it.
10.
Pour the sauce in the middle of the plate and put it in the steamer
11.
After the water boils, steam it on high heat for about 5-8 minutes. Bacon is easy to cook. Flammulina velutipes is blanched and half-cooked. It shouldn't be steamed for too long to prevent the cabbage from discoloring.
12.
Sprinkle some chopped green onion and cooked sesame seeds to decorate, and you are ready to eat.