Pine Kernel Corn
1.
Take the frozen corn kernels out of the refrigerator and let them thaw at room temperature. After rinsing with clean water, drain the water for later use. Wash the green and red peppers and chop them. Finely chop chives.
2.
Do not pour oil in the pot, put the pine nuts in the pot, and slowly roast the pine nuts over a low heat. When the pine nuts turn slightly yellow and the surface is greasy, let them cool naturally.
3.
Pour oil into the pot and heat it to 70% hot, then add the chives and sauté until fragrant.
4.
Pour oil into the pot and heat it to 70% hot, then add the chives and sauté until fragrant.
5.
Then pour the corn kernels and chopped green and red peppers.
6.
Add salt and sugar and stir fry for about half a minute.
7.
Pour the milk and stir well.
8.
When the milk is ready to dry the soup, add the pine nuts.
Tips:
1. Today I used frozen corn from the supermarket. I think frozen corn is more suitable for pine kernel corn than fresh corn. I tried fresh corn twice and it was not better than this one.
2. Frozen corn should be taken out of the refrigerator and frozen naturally, do not put it in water, otherwise it will affect the taste.
3. Pine nuts have a lot of oil, so don't overeat them.
4. Add some fresh milk to make the taste richer and the corn sweeter.