Bitter Vegetables
1.
Pick up the dry leaves of bitter vegetables and wash them.
2.
Cut off the old roots of bitter vegetables with a knife.
3.
Take a clean bowl and pour 1 tablespoon of sugar and 1/2 tablespoon of soy sauce.
4.
Add a tablespoon of cold vinegar.
5.
Dig in a tablespoon of green onion mate sauce, and mix well.
6.
Add an appropriate amount of sesame oil and stir well.
7.
Just pour the mixed juice on the bitter vegetables.
Tips:
Bitter vegetables are bitter and cold in nature, and have the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying, and cooling blood. The rich iron element in bitter vegetables helps prevent anemia, a variety of inorganic salts and trace elements are beneficial to the growth and development of children, and multiple vitamins can promote wound healing and prevent vitamin deficiency.
①. Bitter foods should not be consumed in excess at one time. Excessive bitterness can easily cause discomforts such as nausea, vomiting, and stomach insufficiency.
②. The bitter taste of bitter vegetables can be offset by dipping bitter vegetables with sauce.
③. The juice prepared with green onion mate sauce, sugar, cold vinegar, soy sauce, and sesame oil can be used to prepare a variety of vegetables, and the taste is excellent.