Garlic Oil Drizzled Asparagus

by Wanshanhong

4.6 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

3

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Garlic Oil Drizzled Asparagus

1. Peel off the old skin of the asparagus root and wash it.

2. Cut into two sections and blanch in light salt water within one minute. Take out the first level and put it in cold water for later use.

3. Pour organic vinegar, light soy sauce, salt, sugar, and make a sauce for later use.

4. Dried chilies are soaked in water and cut into sections for later use. The soaked chilies are not suitable for frying.

5. Chop garlic into half and rinse with water.

6. Put edible oil in the pan, fry the minced garlic until it becomes emperor, add the chili section and fry until fragrant

7. Put the blanched asparagus on a plate and put a little bit of raw garlic on it.

8. Pour the fried golden garlic and oil on top of the raw garlic while it is hot.

9. Finally, add the sauce and enjoy it on the table. "Buy high-quality aged vinegar, search on Tmall [CUCU Flagship Store]"

Tips:

CUCU is very mellow with hormones, and the acidity is sufficient. I like to eat sour, so I use a larger amount. You can adjust the dosage according to your taste.

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