Scallion Pumpkin

Scallion Pumpkin

by Tiger girl who loves to eat

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Because of its rich nutrition, little pumpkins have been paid more and more attention by people. Pumpkin can effectively prevent high blood pressure and some diseases of the kidneys. Regular consumption of pumpkin can get rid of gallstones. Pumpkin contains more vitamin A than green vegetables and is known as the "best beauty food." Regular consumption of pumpkin is good for keeping fit, so I should eat more pumpkin for this. "

Ingredients

Scallion Pumpkin

1. Half a pumpkin, an onion, and a few chives

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

2. Remove the seeds and leave the skin of the pumpkin, cut into thin slices, rinse with tap water to wash off some of the starch, so that it will taste a bit crispy, and you can leave it off if you like to eat a little bit of noodles.

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

3. The onion is also cut into slices, I cut it unevenly, please ignore my knife skills

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

4. Heat the pot and add a little oil

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

5. Pour in onions and sauté over low heat until fragrant

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

6. Pour the pumpkin and stir fry

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

7. Stir-fry for about a minute, add white vinegar

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

8. Add salt, add white sugar, or not, I think adding white sugar tastes better

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

9. Add chives and quickly serve

Scallion Pumpkin recipe

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