Quinoa Salad
1.
Wash the prawns and lightly cut along the back, all in two.
2.
Use a toothpick or the tip of a knife to remove the intestinal glands from the abdomen of the shrimp.
3.
Bring the water to a boil, sprinkle in an appropriate amount of salt, if possible, add a little olive oil, boil the water for 1 minute, remove and cool, set aside.
4.
Tips for cutting avocado, because there is a round fruit inside the avocado, we first cut the avocado in half with a knife, but don't hurt the inner hard core.
5.
Hold both ends of the avocado and twist it firmly to unscrew it.
6.
Insert a knife into the core and unscrew it clockwise so that the core will fall off smoothly.
7.
Cut the avocado pulp into small pieces and set aside.
8.
Wash the red cherry tomatoes, wipe dry, and cut in half.
9.
Quinoa is an easy-to-cook ingredient, so just boil it in water drenched in olive oil for about 15 minutes. (There is also a tip: cooked quinoa will show a small tail)
10.
Cut the shallots into dices and set aside.
11.
Chop the jalapenos and set aside.
12.
Putting all the ingredients together, I also like to add some basil and arugula for taste and layering.
13.
Shave a little lemon zest for the delicate fragrance.
14.
Add olive oil and apple cider vinegar in an appropriate amount, the ratio is 3:1.
15.
Add salt and black pepper, mix well, and a sharp weapon against H7N9 is born. For a better life, for people who want to care about, make a quinoa salad.