Braised Spring Bamboo Shoots in Oil
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First of all, we have to prepare the ingredients needed to make this [oil braised spring bamboo shoots]: go to the bamboo forest to dig 3 fresh tender bamboo shoots.
2.
Peel off the skin of the spring bamboo shoots layer by layer, and use a knife to remove the older part of the root, leaving only the tender part. Put the bamboo shoots in water, rinse, drain the water, put them on the cutting board and cut them in half with a knife, then cut into four pieces, and then cut into sections for later use.
3.
Add appropriate amount of water to the small soup pot, add appropriate amount of salt in the water, boil, pour the spring bamboo shoots and blanch for about 2 minutes, remove and drain the water after blanching. Take a small bowl, mix with dark soy sauce, light soy sauce, a little sugar and salt, and add a little water to make a sauce.
4.
Heat in a pan on medium heat until palms are hot. Pour in peanut oil. The amount of oil is more than usual. After the oil is hot, add spring bamboo shoots and stir fragrantly. Stir fry until the edges of the bamboo shoots feel slightly browned.
5.
Then pour the adjusted sauce into the pot, quickly stir-fry evenly, so that each piece of spring bamboo shoots are covered with the sauce, then cover the pot and simmer for a few minutes.
6.
The delicious oil-simmered spring bamboo shoots are ready, the color is oily and bright red, the taste is crisp and tender, and the unique delicious taste of spring bamboo shoots can be felt in every bite.
Tips:
1. Bamboo shoots contain insoluble oxalic acid. Oxalic acid not only affects the absorption of calcium, but also produces calcium oxalate and zinc oxalate if it encounters calcium and zinc in the human body, which are difficult to absorb and excrete from the body, and eventually stones will be formed. It is recommended that you blanch the spring bamboo shoots before cooking. This will not only decompose most of the oxalic acid, but also remove the astringency of the bamboo shoots, making the bamboo shoots taste more delicious.
2. The oil can't be saved when making oiled spring bamboo shoots. The oil should be more than the usual cooking oil, otherwise it will not be called oily stew. In addition, stir-fry the spring bamboo shoots for a while, until they are slightly browned, so that they taste better.