Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum

by Li Mei 1969

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Shrimp skin has high nutritional value, rich in calcium, phosphorus and iron, etc. It has the effect of strengthening bones and preventing rickets when eaten frequently.
Early spring is a good time to eat this dish of dried shrimp skin and cabbage, which is nutritious and delicious.
The method is simple and can be served in a few minutes. "

Ingredients

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum

1. Ingredients: rape heart, dried shrimp skin, garlic, ginger

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

2. Cut the rapeseed heart into sections, smash the garlic, and mince the ginger. Wash the dried shrimps with water.

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

3. Add ginger and shrimp skins in a hot pan and stir fry

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

4. First add the vegetable stems and stir fry

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

5. Add vegetable leaves and stir fry, add minced garlic

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

6. A plate of tender, green, salty, nutritious and delicious dried shrimp skin cabbage

Seasonal Home Cooking-shrimp Skin and Cabbage Sum recipe

Tips:

1. Shrimp skin contains salt, so add salt to reduce the amount.

2. If you like spicy food, add some red pepper to make the color more beautiful and taste more delicious.

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