Sesame Spinach
1.
Wash the spinach, add a little salt to boiling water, blanch until cooked;
2.
After removing the cold, rinse it again with cold boiled water;
3.
Squeeze off the water slightly and put it into a large bowl;
4.
Stir-fry the sesame seeds slowly over low heat;
5.
Stir-fry until golden color, cool for later use;
6.
Soak the wolfberry in warm water and rinse it well;
7.
Shake the spinach and add salt;
8.
Add sugar
9.
Add sesame oil and mix well;
10.
Mix well
11.
Add sesame
12.
Add wolfberry and mix well.
Tips:
1. Spinach contains oxalic acid, which affects the absorption of calcium. After blanching, most of the oxalic acid can be removed, so you must blanch first when eating spinach;
2. Sesame has a layer of skin, which is not easy to ***, which affects the absorption of sesame nutrition, so it is best to use sesame kernels with peeled skins. If you don't have sesame seeds, you can use sesame seeds. You can mash them after they are cooked, and the mashed sesame seeds are more fragrant.