Portulaca Oleracea
1.
A handful of purslane.
2.
Wash and remove the thick stems.
3.
After the water in the pot is boiled, add the purslane and boil until the water boils again, remove the dried water and place on a plate.
4.
Mince garlic, mix salt, balsamic vinegar, and soy sauce into juice.
5.
Put the minced garlic in the purslane and pour the sauce.
6.
Add a little sesame oil and mix well.
Tips:
1. Don't pick purslane on the side of the road, because it is easily polluted by car exhaust and pesticides. It is best to pick fresh, bright wild vegetables in the suburbs.
2. Purslane and other wild vegetables should not be eaten more, especially not suitable for the elderly, infirm, and those with cold stomach.
3. Pregnant women, especially those with habitual miscarriage, should not consume purslane.