Cantonese Cabbage in Water

by Bean Emperor Boiled

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Cabbage stalk is a kind of vegetable that contains a variety of mineral elements, vitamins, protein, etc., and its water content is relatively high, so the taste of the vegetable is very crisp and sweet. A more common cooking method is water boiling, which can retain the sweetness and crispness of the vegetables themselves. So it is very popular that you can often see the water-boiled method, and perhaps you do it often, but there is a little trick you must know. In the recipe introduction below, we will explain it for you.

Cantonese Cabbage in Water

1. Wash the cabbage stalks and cut them in half into stems and leaves

2. Next, this little trick is related to whether your food is delicious or not, so be sure to write it down. Bring the water to a boil, add a little oil, and add 1 teaspoon of salt. This will not only make your dishes beautiful but also lock in moisture

3. Then put the stems in the stalk and blanch it twice

4. Then put in the leaves, wear them, and wear them to remove them.

5. Put the hot vegetable sprouts on a plate and sprinkle with chopped garlic, and pour some hot oil on the chopped garlic.

6. Pour in a little pure brewed light soy sauce as seasoning and serve

7. The dish is very crisp and sweet

Tips:

Put the stems in the stems and heat them twice, then put the leaves in and wear them

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