Refreshing Autumn Fungus

by 18LS28xgl Scattered

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Cold dishes are the main dish in summer. But a lot of tonic, after eating large pieces of meat, some refreshing side dishes are very popular. Whether as an appetizer before a meal, or as an after-meal reliever, it feels very good.
This [Fresh Autumn Fungus] uses cold dressing. The taste, color and nutrition of the fungus are completely preserved, and the method is very simple. You can try the lazy cones.

Refreshing Autumn Fungus

1. Prepare raw materials: black fungus, two vitex, millet spicy, rapeseed oil, ginger;

2. After soaking the fungus in advance, wash and set aside; the fungus I use is relatively small, so I don't need to tear it up; if it is a larger fungus, it needs to be torn into small flowers;

3. The millet is spicy, wash the Erjingtiao and cut into small dices. Do not remove the chili seeds inside. Wash the old ginger and cut into shreds;

4. Put clean water in the pot and boil, add the fungus to quickly blanch the water;

5. Rinse the blanched fungus with cold boiled water, then drain the water and put it on a plate, and add an appropriate amount of soy sauce;

6. Then add an appropriate amount of cold vinegar;

7. Heat up the wok, pour in an appropriate amount of rapeseed oil;

8. Add Erjingtiao and stir-fry the millet for a spicy flavor

9. Add appropriate amount of sugar and salt;

10. Pour the sauce cooked in step 9 on the fungus, add an appropriate amount of pepper oil, and sprinkle with shredded ginger.

Tips:

1. The seasoning can be adjusted according to personal taste;
2. Old ginger is best to use Zai ginger instead.

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