Cowpeas with Sesame Sauce

by Scattered 2011

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

I rarely eat "Majiang Cowpea" in my family (Sichuan people love it, everyone knows it, ~(≧▽≦)/~), and it feels good if I eat it once in a while. "

Cowpeas with Sesame Sauce

1. Remove the bean tendons from the head and tail of the cowpea, wash and set aside; cut the cowpea into equal lengths;

2. Pour the right amount of water, salt and vegetable oil into the boiling pot to boil; put the cowpea into the pot and boil;

3. Observe that the cowpeas are blanched in a greenish-green color, then they can be taken out; prepare a pot of cold boiled boil, fish out the boiled boiled boiled cowpeas and soak them in the cold boiled boil;

4. Drain the cowpea and place it on the plate;

5. Peel off the garlic coat from the garlic, wash it, and chop it for later use;

6. Sprinkle chopped garlic on the cowpea;

7. Add appropriate amount of light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, sesame sauce, salt, chicken essence, and fine sugar in an empty bowl;

8. Stir the seasoning evenly;

9. Pour the seasoning on the cowpea.

Tips:

1. Blanch the cowpea with salt and oil in boiling water, and then boil it in a cool white to keep the green color of the cowpea;

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