Scrambled Eggs with Daylily
1.
Choose day lilies that have not bloomed, and those with elastic touch are fresher.
2.
The heart of day lily contains a substance called "colchicine". After human consumption, it will be oxidized to "dicolchicine" in the body. This is a toxic substance that has strong irritation to the human digestive system and urinary system. It has an inhibitory effect on the nervous system. Therefore, the core should be removed before cooking. It is very simple to remove the core. Gently separate the petals and remove the flower core directly.
3.
This is the flower heart that is taken off.
4.
The day lily with the core removed is put in water and rinsed slightly, and then drained.
5.
Boil a pot of water, put a little salt, pour the daylily into the pot of boiling water, and boil until soft.
6.
Take it out and soak it in cold water to keep the yellow flowers bright.
7.
Soak for about ten minutes, the yellow flowers have completely cooled down, remove them and wring out the water.
8.
Knock the eggs into a bowl, stir thoroughly with chopsticks, add a little water, beat evenly, add a little water when scrambled eggs, the fried eggs are fluffy and soft, and the amount is more.
9.
Wash the green chilies and cut them into slices for later use.
10.
Pour oil into the pot, heat to 60% heat, then pour the egg liquid into the pot, quickly fry the egg liquid until solidified on high heat, and set aside.
11.
In a separate pot, pour the day lily into the pot and stir-fry quickly.
12.
Add the green chili flakes to the pan, stir-fry until slightly softened, then pour in the eggs, add salt and stir-fry until it is out of the pan.
Tips:
1. Before cooking the day lily, first remove the flower center, then thoroughly blanch it, and then soak it in water for more than half an hour to completely remove the colchicine and prevent poisoning.
2. When scrambled eggs, add two spoons of water to the egg liquid, so that the fried eggs will be softer, more fluffy, and have a more delicate taste.