Portulaca Oleracea

by Haitian Yishi 6305

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

5m

Serving

2

Purslane is one of my favorite wild vegetables in my childhood memories. When there are no vegetables at home, my mother will let me pick a few in the wild and process them into the delicacy that I like to eat. When I grow up, I rarely see this wild vegetable again when I enter the city. I happened to meet an old lady at the market today who packed a bag of purslane for sale. I bought some immediately and made this dish when I got home. It was still delicious when my mother made it when I was a child.

Ingredients

Portulaca Oleracea

1. Purslane root and wash

2. Boil water in a pot, pour the purslane and blanch it to soften

3. Fish out and let cool

4. Add salt to the garlic mortar, peel the garlic, wash and pound it into a puree

5. Put the garlic paste into a bowl, add oil, light soy sauce, and vinegar, mix well and make a bowl of juice

6. Cut the purslane into small pieces and put it in a bowl

7. Pour a bowl of juice on top and mix well

Tips:

Old oil is the oil left over after frying once to remove the oily smell. If not, it can be replaced with sesame oil or olive oil.

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