Cold Wolfberry Leaves
1.
Pick the young sprouts of wolfberry seedlings and wash them. After washing, soak them in light salt water for 5 minutes.
2.
Boil in boiling water for about 1 minute
3.
Too cold in pure water
4.
Garlic smashed and chopped into small pieces
5.
Garlic diced into a bowl
6.
Add rice vinegar and light soy sauce
7.
Add sugar
8.
Mix the chicken powder and set aside
9.
Cut dried chili into strips
10.
Add oil, pepper, and chili in a small spoon and add to small heat until the pepper and chili become purple
11.
Quickly pour into a bowl of juice and mix well to form a sauce
12.
Take out the wolfberry sprouts and squeeze the water into a bowl
13.
Pour in a bowl of juice, mix well and then serve
Tips:
1. Do not blanch the wolfberry leaves too much, because the taste is not good, the color is not beautiful, and the nutrition will be lost a lot.
2. Add seasonings as you like.