Fried Pleurotus Eryngii with Laba Garlic

by Windy snow

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, our dialect here: Thieleng~
The two dishes were cooked with Laba Garlic and fried pleurotus eryngii. They were fried and crispy, and later on the oil-free version.
During the Laba Festival, drinking Laba porridge and eating Laba garlic pickled by yourself, everything feels right.
The pickling process of Laba Garlic is very smooth, so let's talk about my own experience. After peeling the garlic, the bottom part of the garlic should be removed so that the garlic can absorb more vinegar. In addition, the temperature is slightly higher, so that you can quickly eat Laba garlic with a positive taste and color~ Also, rice vinegar is recommended, the light color looks more eye-catching. "

Fried Pleurotus Eryngii with Laba Garlic

1. Cut pleurotus eryngii into diamond-shaped thin slices.

2. Cut laba garlic into slices, and cut green onions into small pieces.

3. Pour pleurotus eryngii into hot oil, fry on medium-high heat until golden brown, remove

4. Pour a little oil in the pot, add chopped green onion to fragrant, pour in laba garlic and stir fry.

5. Pour in the fried pleurotus eryngii slices.

6. Pour in oyster sauce and sugar, stir-fry for a few times, and you can get it out of the pot.

Tips:

Chives are the best choice for spring onions, if you don't choose ordinary spring onions, you can.
Because there is oyster sauce, do not add salt throughout the process.
Those who like spicy food can also add some dried red chili shreds to sauté.

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