Portulaca Oleracea
1.
Pick the tender core and clean it.
2.
Boil the water in a pot and blanch the purlin.
3.
Slap the garlic cloves, put them in a small bowl and mash them with a rolling pin, then add some pure water and stir to make garlic juice.
4.
Squeeze out the water from the purgani and put it into a clean basin. Stir a little spicy oil, soy sauce, sesame oil, salt, MSG, and garlic juice.
5.
Serve on the table.
Tips:
After blanching the horse teeth, change the water several times and soak for a while to get rid of some astringency.