Fried Eryngii Mushrooms with Black Pepper Sauce
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Wash the eryngii mushrooms and cut into thick slices, and then use a knife to lightly cross the cross grid on one side. The knife is easy to taste, pay attention to the knife not to be too deep, otherwise it will be cut off
3.
Heat in a non-stick pan, pour in rapeseed oil, add green onions, stir fragrantly, and remove
4.
Spread the oyster mushroom slices one by one, it doesn’t matter which side
5.
Fry slowly on medium heat. Pleurotus eryngii will easily shrink when heated. It’s okay. Note: Don’t be scalded by the splashing oil and water.
6.
When all the water vapor evaporates, and one side is fried and browned, then use chopsticks to turn to the other side to continue
7.
Pour the fragrant green onion until all is fried (you can also omit it)
8.
At this time, squeeze in the black pepper steak sauce, the sauce is a composite sauce with a bottom flavor, so no other seasonings
9.
Use a wooden spatula to mix the eryngii mushrooms and the black pepper sauce evenly, then turn off the heat and get out of the pot
Tips:
1. It's better to cut the eryngii mushroom slices thicker, the shape will be more beautiful, I still cut a little thin
2. It is easier to put a cross-shaped knife on one side. What is needed is: pay attention to the knife to be light and not too deep, otherwise it will be cut off
3. The black pepper steak sauce is a compound sauce with a bottom taste, so no other seasonings are needed.