Loofah Gluten
1.
Raw material map
2.
Remove the old hard parts of the flat-pointed bamboo shoots, tear them lengthwise into thick strips, then cut into inch-length strips, put them in a bowl, add enough cold water to soak for 2 hours to remove excess salt.
3.
Wash and peel the loofah, cut into hob pieces for later use.
4.
Use a knife to cut the oily gluten in half and set aside.
5.
Heat oil in a pot over high heat until 8 is ripe, add loofah and stir-fry until 5 minutes ripe.
6.
Add the prepared gluten, add the broth, sugar, and salt and stir fry.
7.
Add flat-tip bamboo shoots and stir-fry evenly. When the gluten is softened, bring the soup to a medium heat and boil.
8.
Stir in sesame sesame oil and serve on a plate.
Tips:
1 Soak the cut loofah in cold water with lemon juice to prevent discoloration, otherwise cut it fresh.
2 The oily gluten can be slightly pressed with your hands before being put into the pot, it will be easier to taste when pressed.
3 The broth and flat tip bamboo shoots are very fresh, so you don't need to put MSG.