Garlic Stalk Popcorn

by Yuxin Xinxin

4.8 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Pork is quite expensive recently, let's have something else. The sixties are nutritious, cheap and good in quality. I mixed some garlic moss in it, which is very fragrant and delicious. As for the stir-fried flower beetle, the flavor is not good when fried with ordinary bean paste. I bought a special seasoning for boiled fish. The chili sauce is very fragrant when fried. "

Garlic Stalk Popcorn

1. The supermarket bought fresh flower beetles, and our house also got a little water. Canola oil makes it spit mud and sand.

2. Put clear water in the pot to cook the garlic sprouts.

3. Cut off celery stalks and green onions.

4. After we boil the garlic sprouts, we blanch the sixties with cooking wine. Just cook the sixtieth piece open.

5. This one is bought in the supermarket, and the material bag for boiled fish is fried with the sauce bag inside, which is especially delicious. Then cut the dried chili into small pieces and smash the pepper.

6. After a mile, put the oil in the sauce and stir fry the dried chili pepper.

7. When the oil temperature is very high, add the sixties and stir fry quickly.

8. Add the green onions. Celery stalks. Add light soy sauce and continue to stir fry with oyster sauce.

9. This must be quickly stir-fried.

10. Add garlic moss and millet before the pot is hot. MSG. Finally, put some steamed fish soy sauce.

Tips:

Simple is delicious. Very simple approach. The combination of sixtieth and garlic moss.

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