Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato

by The joyful life of pyrotechnics

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Tree tomatoes are cultivated in southern Yunnan of my country and southern Guizhou in southern Tibet. Tree tomatoes are more acidic than ordinary tomatoes, contain up to 20% protein, and have dozens of minerals and high content. The fruit is rich in pectin, vitamins and Iron element. Tree tomato has the effect of invigorating the spleen and stomach. "

Ingredients

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato

1. Wash the tree tomatoes and steam them in a steamer.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

2. Prepare a bowl of rice noodles.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

3. After the tree tomato is steamed, let it cool and peel off the skin, then use a spoon to mash it into a puree.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

4. Finely chop garlic and millet, wash and chop the Burmese coriander.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

5. Put the minced garlic and millet spicy in a bowl of tree tomatoes, and add two or three spoons of cold water and stir well.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

6. Add a spoonful of soy sauce.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

7. Add some Thai lemon vinegar and a small spoon of sugar and mix well.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

8. Put the chopped Burmese coriander into a bowl of rice noodles, pour in the seasoned sauce and stir evenly before serving.

Rice Noodles with Tree Tomato recipe

Tips:

Thai lemon vinegar and spicy millet are added according to personal taste, and the seasoning for rice noodles can also be added according to personal preference.

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