Cowpeas in Cold Dressing

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing

by meggy dancing apple

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

The cowpea is steamed and eaten with a cold salad. It not only has a refreshing taste, but also saves oil and time. It is especially suitable for summer consumption. In particular, some garlic paste is added, which not only enhances the taste, but also has the effect of sterilization. The seasoning can be arbitrary, sour or spicy, thick or thin, and can be adjusted completely according to your own taste.

Ingredients

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing

1. A large handful of fresh cowpea, cleaned

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

2. Cut into large sections of about 6 cm, and place them on the plate

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

3. In a pot of boiling water, steam on high heat for 10 minutes

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

4. When steaming the beans, start processing the juice: garlic is ready

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

5. Chop flat and chop finely, the flavour after smashing is more substantial than that of chopped

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

6. Minced shallots

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

7. Put all the seasonings into the bowl, adjust the proportion according to taste

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

8. After the cowpea is steamed, take it out of the steamer and let cool

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

9. Pour the sauce and start eating

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

10.

Cowpeas in Cold Dressing recipe

Tips:

The cowpea is cut into sections and then steamed in the pot to maintain its complete shape; the steaming time can be adjusted according to the taste; the sauce can be increased or decreased and adjusted at will; if it can be eaten after being stored in the refrigerator, the taste will be better.

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