Cold Mustard Fungus
1.
Soak the fungus in warm water, rinse, remove the roots, blanch in hot water, and drain the water in cold water for later use.
2.
Shred cucumber, dice carrots, mince coriander and set aside
3.
Pour June fresh soy sauce, vinegar, salt, chopped green onion, sesame oil, and mustard oil into the container and stir well.
4.
Pour the blanched and drained fungus into the container, add the cucumber shreds, pour in the adjusted juice, and stir evenly
5.
Finally, the carrots are garnished, and the delicious mustard fungus is ready. It is absolutely heavy and tastes like a bite.
Tips:
1. Soak the fungus in hot water and wash it to avoid impurities affecting the taste. It is more convenient to remove the roots. You can also use the rootless ones for more convenience.
2. The blanching time should not be too long. It is better to boil for two to three minutes, not more than five minutes.
3. Add mustard according to personal taste.