Refreshing Summer, Sauteed Mushrooms with Loofah in Oyster Sauce
1.
Prepare the materials and clean them
2.
Peel the loofah and cut into small pieces with an oblique knife. Remove the seeds and cut the red pepper into small pieces. Remove the stalks of the shiitake mushrooms and slice them into thin slices. Cut garlic cubes into minced garlic for later use.
3.
In a clean, water-free, non-stick pan, pour in corn oil, then heat the oil on high heat, pour in minced garlic, stir fry until fragrant.
4.
After the garlic aroma comes out, add the shiitake mushroom slices and start to fry until the shiitake mushroom slices are slightly soft.
5.
Add the diced loofah and red pepper and stir fry together.
6.
Stir-fry until the loofah becomes soft, you can add cooking wine to remove the green and astringent taste of the loofah, and then add light soy sauce to stir-fry for color.
7.
Stir well and add a spoonful of oyster sauce to increase freshness. Then add a small bowl of water and continue to stir fry for 1-2 minutes. So the finished product will have soup.
8.
Stir fry until the ingredients are almost cooked, and finally add salt and season.
9.
After stir-frying, you can turn off the heat in a while, no other seasonings are needed!
10.
Serve on the plate, and the delicious and fragrant loofah sauteed shiitake mushrooms in oyster sauce are ready to eat! The loofah is fresh and tender, and it is quite refreshing. In summer, you can fry such a dish for appetizing and relieving heat!
Tips:
Note: 1. If you are afraid of the black gourd, you can mix it with half a spoon of salt and pickle for 2-3 minutes after dicing, so that it will not be black after frying. Cut and fry today, without pickling or blackening.
2. Oyster sauce cannot be omitted, it is fresh, no chicken essence or the like is needed.
3. It has a slight garlic fragrance. Friends who are not used to the taste of garlic mash are recommended not to try it. Try not to omit the garlic mash.