Cowpeas with Sesame Sauce

by Celery

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Sesame paste, which is sesame paste, is rich in protein, fat, vitamins and a variety of minerals. The calcium and iron content is higher than most of the iron and calcium supplements that we usually recognize. If you consume no more than 10g of sesame paste per day, it can not only supplement Nourishment, it also has the effect of Ufa beauty and detoxification, and it is a rare source of nutrition for vegetarians. Cowpea, also called carob in some places, contains easy-to-digest protein, as well as a variety of vitamins and trace elements. It is also a good choice for vegetarian food. The combination of mozzarella and beans is one of the most common home-cooked dishes in northern summer and autumn. It's early autumn, the beans are full, the taste is clear and waxy, and it is more fragrant and delicious. When will you not eat at this time? "

Cowpeas with Sesame Sauce

1. Add appropriate amount of sesame paste and let it be boiled to dissolve; mash the garlic into a puree; put soy sauce, sesame oil, vinegar, salt and sugar into a small bowl together, and mix well;

2. Pour the minced garlic and sauce into the sesame paste, and slowly mix well into the sesame paste;

3. Wash the cowpea;

4. Put the whole root in a pot of boiling water and blanch until cooked. Add a little salt in the water;

5. Take it out and immerse it in ice water until it is completely cool;

6. Cut into sections and put on a plate;

7. Pour the sesame sauce on top and it's ready.

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