Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom

by Flying swallows

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Last time I bought krill on JD.com, my family likes it, and the price is not expensive. This time I focused on when the stock is available. Because it is often out of stock, I browsed and saw the new Iceland red ginseng again. I ordered five packages of shrimp and one package of Icelandic red ginseng. I have never eaten sea cucumber before. I bought one package and tasted it. This red ginseng has been prepared for quick-frozen, and it can be used for cooking as long as the refrigerator is thawed. Or make porridge, try sauteing red ginseng with colored peppers. I didn’t expect it to taste great. Red ginseng has a smooth texture and delicious taste. My girl likes it so much. She ate the red ginseng in a dish. Half of it. "

Ingredients

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom

1. Prepare the raw materials, take the Iceland red ginseng from the freezer compartment and thaw it in the refrigerator. Wash the other raw materials, remove the seeds and stalks.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

2. Cut the red pepper in the middle, and then cut into wide strips.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

3. Cut green peppers into strips like red peppers.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

4. Sliced shiitake mushrooms.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

5. Slice the green onion and slice the horseshoe and slice the ginger.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

6. Rinse red ginseng and cut into strips.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

7. Mix a bowl of sauce, 20 grams of very fresh soy sauce, 20 grams of oyster sauce, 8 grams of starch, and 40 grams of water. Stir well and set aside. Put the sugar separately when cooking.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

8. Heat up the wok and add oil, add sliced ginger and stir fry until fragrant.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

9. Then turn to high heat and add green and red peppers and stir fry.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

10. After the green and red peppers are broken, add shiitake mushroom slices and stir fry.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

11. The shiitake mushroom slices are well cooked, stir fry a few times, add red ginseng and stir fry quickly. (Red ginseng can’t be fried for a long time, it will taste old and taste bad)

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

12. Add half a teaspoon of sugar and stir fry evenly.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

13. Pour in the sauce, stir-fry evenly and turn off the heat.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

14. Add the scallions and stir fry evenly.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

15. Serve and enjoy.

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

16. Finished picture

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

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Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

18. Finished picture

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

19. Finished picture

Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

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Braised Red Ginseng with Colored Pepper and Mushroom recipe

Tips:

1. Iceland, an island country in the North Atlantic near the Arctic Circle, is sparsely populated and far away from industrial pollution. There is pure air, clean water, warm ocean currents, and a variety of marine life breeds and grows here. With its excellent natural environment and strict government environmental protection policies, many nutrient-rich and unpolluted marine organisms have grown here. Red ginseng is a kind of high-grade sea cucumber that grows in this fine water. The sea cucumbers grown in such an environment do not contain any pollutants, and due to the long growth time, the nutrients and active substances in the body are far superior to the sea cucumbers grown in the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea, about 3.65 times. Iceland red ginseng is fresh, plump, and delicious. Its appearance is sweet and luster, and its internal organs are rich and smooth with a unique golden yellow color.
2. Icelandic red ginseng is harvested in a limited amount according to the government's environmental protection laws, and only red ginseng with a ginseng age of more than 10 years can be harvested, which is a veritable old sea cucumber. Also confirmed its nutritional and health value. Every morning, the fishing boats that catch red ginseng set off to the Icelandic waters where the sea cucumbers gather for fishing operations; the sea cucumbers are placed in large plastic insulation barrels after they board the ship and transported to the coastal production and processing plants for bowel surgery, gutting, and cleaning. Boil for 40 minutes, and then wash, IQF quick-frozen, cold chain transport to Shandong "Antarctic Direct" warehouse. After being subpackaged, it is sent to consumers' homes by JD Cold Chain. The whole process is processed and transported at -18°C. There are traces in every link, without any addition or pollution, to ensure that the nutrition of red ginseng will not be lost.

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