Horseshoe Popcorn Mushroom Noodle
1.
Wash the corn and mix with the peeled horseshoes. Add three bowls of water and one spoon of salt. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Set aside.
2.
Take an appropriate amount of flower mushrooms and foam them with warm water to soften them.
3.
Cut the soft-soaked flower mushrooms into slices for later use. If there are any pedicles that cannot be soaked soft or hard, consider discarding them.
4.
Wash the wolfberry and set aside.
5.
Put the oil in the hot pan. When the oil is about six or seven minutes hot, pour in the mushroom slices, quickly stir-fry for 2 minutes, and add a spoonful of light soy sauce to taste.
6.
Pour the horseshoe corn soup into the pot and mix with the fried mushrooms.
7.
Bring the horseshoe popcorn mushroom soup to a boil, add the noodles and cook together, add a spoonful of salt.
8.
Cover the lid, switch to medium-low heat and cook the noodles for about 3 minutes.
9.
The broth has been absorbed by the noodles. Use a spatula to cut the noodles. Seeing that there is no white heart, you can feel that the noodles are soft and ready to be out of the pot.
Tips:
1. Because corn and horseshoe are high-sugar foods in this pasta, the cooked noodles will be sweeter.
2. The time required for soaking mushrooms in warm water is relatively short, about 5 or 6 minutes. It can also be soaked in cold water, about 10 minutes.
3. Flower mushrooms are similar to shiitake mushrooms, but they are thicker than shiitake mushrooms and have no scent of shiitake mushrooms. Friends who do not like the taste of shiitake mushrooms can consider replacing shiitake mushrooms with shiitake mushrooms.