Fish-scented Three Vegetables

by Bean Emperor Boiled

4.6 (1)
Favorite
3

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

Speaking of many popular dishes in Sichuan cuisine, many people think that the first one is "spicy" and the second one is "spicy". But no wonder everyone is really spicy! But this is only a one-sided understanding. In fact, the true taste of Sichuan cuisine is a "complex" taste. What is a compound flavor is that multiple flavors are mixed together to reach another level.
Some people may not agree that it is spicy, but if you look at some famous dishes such as "Mapo Tofu", "Fish Fragrant Pork" and "Kong Pao Chicken", they all have complex flavors. Taste is the key to deciding a dish. The smell of fish is not only used to make fish-flavored shredded pork, but also into other dishes. The vegan dishes we are introducing now are very good

Fish-scented Three Vegetables

1. Cut the eryngii mushrooms into shreds and use about 5.6cm. Before making, pour all the seasonings into a bowl, add a little water and mix thoroughly.

2. The black fungus is cleaned and the sour bamboo shoots boiled in water are used together with silk

3. Ginger shredded and dried in oil

4. Pour in the minced garlic and shredded chili peppers

5. Pour the sour bamboo shoots and stir fry a few times

6. Pour the eryngii mushrooms and black fungus and stir fry

7. Pour the mixed seasoning into three times, blend and stir fry

8. The very delicious fish-flavored compound fried three vegetables is just fine.

Tips:

The seasoning is best prepared in advance when frying

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