Mason Bottle Salad
1.
First put the salad dressing and grains (quinoa, macaroni, etc.)
2.
Place ingredients that can withstand maceration and have a harder taste: such as carrots, cucumbers, sweet peppers, beans, etc.
3.
Vegetables and mushrooms: such as cherry radishes, potatoes, corn, onions, broccoli, mushrooms, etc.
4.
Proteins: meat, eggs, cheese, nuts
5.
Cover with leafy greens at the end
Tips:
There are some precautions for the preparation of salads that need to be placed:
The glass jars should be sterilized at high temperature first to prevent bacteria from breeding and reduce the shelf life of the food. Vegetables are second. The water on the vegetable leaves must be dried or wiped dry with a kitchen paper towel, otherwise it will be perishable again. Salad juice. You can make salad juice first. Spread it on the bottom of the jar, and then place ingredients that are not easy to be soaked in water, such as carrots. You can also bring salad juice and pour it on when you eat it.
Finally, in addition to the ingredients that can be eaten raw, the rest must be cooked with water to greatly reduce the content of nitrite