Five Colors of Cold Dressing

Five Colors of Cold Dressing

by Leaf's Little Chef

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Life needs to be colorful and colorful. Five colors and five flavors nourish the five internal organs. Foods of different colors have different nutrients. The more the variety, the more nutritious and the taste is rich. Most children don’t like to eat vegetables and make five colors for their babies. Food, bright colors make people full of appetite, put on a cute shape to make food full of fun, let the baby eat more vegetables, mother must find a way..."

Ingredients

Five Colors of Cold Dressing

1. Prepare the raw materials, soak the dried fungus in advance.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

2. Put an appropriate amount of water to a boil and add an appropriate amount of salt.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

3. Add the washed broccoli to the blanching water, blanch it, and pick it up for later use.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

4. The soaked fungus is cooked and set aside.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

5. Cut the carrots into shapes you like, and cut them into three-dimensional shapes first.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

6. Then cut into thin slices.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

7. Cut bell peppers into feathers.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

8. Cut purple cabbage into shreds.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

9. The cooked peanuts are smashed into peanuts. The fried peanuts are more fragrant. To reduce the oil content, I use roasted peanuts.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

10. Heat the pot, add appropriate amount of sesame oil, sauté homemade chopped pepper sauce, pour in appropriate amount of white vinegar and light soy sauce, stir well.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

11. Put all the vegetables on a plate and sprinkle with crushed peanuts.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

12. Pour in the fried seasonings and mix well when eating.

Five Colors of Cold Dressing recipe

Tips:

1. My homemade chopped chili sauce contains minced ginger and minced garlic, so I don’t add any more in the seasoning. If you don’t have chopped chili sauce, you can use a little bean paste, minced ginger and garlic instead. Children are afraid of spicy food, so they don’t add chili oil. And pepper oil, if you like spicy, you can add a little pepper oil and pepper oil;
2. Add salt according to your taste. My family has a light diet. These seasonings contain salt, so I didn't add it.

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