Portulaca Oleracea

by Love braised pork

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Today, he picked some wild purslane. He likes to eat this. It tastes good when served cold. I mixed it with sesame sauce last time, but today I didn’t put sesame sauce. I used my own blended sauce to mix it coldly. It feels more refreshing than the sesame sauce. Purslane is sour and cold, enters the heart meridian and disperses blood points, functions to cool blood to stop bleeding, detoxify and treat carbuncle; enter the large intestine and cool blood to treat dysentery. Commonly used for blood dysentery and sore. Purslane has the effects of detoxification, anti-inflammatory, diuretic and swelling. It has a certain adjuvant treatment effect on diabetes.

Portulaca Oleracea

1. Pull off the old roots of Portulaca oleracea and wash them with clean water

2. Put it in boiling water, blanch it, and take out the cold water

3. Chop the garlic, chop the bell pepper, and shred

4. Put the minced garlic in a bowl, add some light soy sauce

5. Add some salt

6. Add some sugar

7. Add moderate amount of vinegar

8. Finally add some abalone juice and stir well

9. The blanched purslane is shaken off the excess water in a vegetable spin bucket

10. Put the colored pepper shreds in the basin

11. Pour the blended sauce and stir evenly.

Tips:

Eat it now, or the soup will come out.

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