Hot and Sour Kelp Shreds
1.
Dried kelp shreds into the basin;
2.
Knead it several times with clean water to wash off the sand and attachments on the surface until the water is clear, soak the seaweed silk with enough cold water until it is soft;
3.
Put the kelp into a pot of cold water to boil, put a small spoonful of vinegar and cook for 5 minutes, then turn off the heat and cover, and simmer until naturally cool; this method saves time and energy, and also makes the kelp soft and chewy It's rotten, don't take it out and rinse it with cold water, it will be hard when it is washed, and it will be hard to chew when it is hard;
4.
Finely chop the chives, slice the millet into rings, pat the garlic, and mince finely;
5.
Take a bowl, pour garlic and millet into a bowl, pour in appropriate amount of balsamic vinegar, light soy sauce, a little salt, and mix well. You can pour chili oil or sesame sesame oil according to your taste.
6.
Take out the cold kelp shreds and put the water in the plate, pour the juice on it, mix well and marinate for half an hour before eating it is very delicious, and the longer the soaking time, the more delicious, and then sprinkle the chopped shallots on before eating. Above, the dark green kelp thread and the green chopped shallots are very beautiful.
Tips:
Dried kelp shreds are more chewy than fresh kelp shreds after soaking. Add a few drops of vinegar to boil for 5 minutes on high heat and simmer until cool and very soft; the sauce can be adjusted more, and it is better to soak kelp shreds. Let the kelp shreds soak up enough juice before eating it is very tasty.