Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg

by Xianger Kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

4

Broccoli is a high-fiber vegetable that is rich in nutrition and comprehensive. It can be used with different ingredients to cook delicious and healthy dishes. This dish is fused with broccoli, preserved eggs and red sausage, and beef powder is used to adjust the salty and delicious flavor. .

Ingredients

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg

1. Cut the broccoli into small florets and wash, prepare preserved eggs and red sausage

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

2. After the water in the pot is boiled, add a little salt and pour the broccoli into the blanching water.

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

3. Dice the red sausage and preserved egg

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

4. Dice the red sausage and preserved egg

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

5. Pour in the bottom oil in a hot pan and add minced garlic until fragrant

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

6. Pour in boiling water and add beef powder

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

7. After trying the taste, add salt to adjust the taste

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

8. Pour in broccoli, preserved eggs and red sausage

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

9. After boiling, add cooked lard and turn off the heat

Broccoli Stewed with Preserved Egg recipe

Tips:

1. Adding a little salt to the pot when blanching broccoli can keep the color unchanged and reduce nutrient loss;
2. Beef powder is salty and umami. You must try the taste before adding salt to avoid over-salty. Don't use beef powder for chicken essence.

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