Coleslaw Fungus and Cabbage Heart

by Manxiang Hut

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

This is a nutritious and delicious cold dish, and the raw materials can also be easily obtained. I tried to save trouble when making it. I marinated the black fungus and the choy sum together. In fact, it is best to marinate separately and mix with light soy sauce and white vinegar. Because the tasting time of choy sum and black fungus is different, the tasting time of the fungus is fast, and the tasting time of the choy sum is slow. It is best to pickle the choy sum for a while longer than the fungus, so that the taste will be the same when eating. But if you are not a particular person, then pickling together is also not bad, mainly to save trouble, ha ha. "

Coleslaw Fungus and Cabbage Heart

1. The black fungus is soaked in hot water and then washed and chopped. The fungus is most found to be soaked when eaten. The taste of the fungus after soaking overnight is not as good as the fresh soak. Cut the cabbage heart and carrot into thin strips. Mince garlic.

2. After the water in the pot is boiled, add the fungus and cook for 3-4 minutes.

3. Take out the cold water and rinse again with cold boiled water.

4. Put the fungus, cabbage heart, carrot shreds, and minced garlic into the container.

5. Add a small amount of sugar and some salt, mix well and marinate for about 15 minutes.

6. Pour out the excess water, add an appropriate amount of fresh and white vinegar, and marinate for about 10 minutes.

7. Finally, add a few drops of sesame oil and chopped green onion and mix well.

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