Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables

by Jamie Pastoral

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

3

I wanted to cook beans, but when I saw that there were too few beans, I added a few ingredients. I saw that the beans in the dish were no longer the protagonist, so I couldn't call them spicy beans, and changed the name to spicy vegetables. It's a very delicious dish.

Ingredients

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables

1. Wash the beans, potatoes, carrots, and peppers

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

2. Cut potatoes into strips and place in cold water

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

3. Break the beans into pieces, cut the carrots into strips, cut the peppers into pieces, and cut the mushrooms into strips after soaking.

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

4. Pick up the frying pan and put the carrots in the frying pan.

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

5. Put the chili in the pot and fill it with oil

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

6. Re-start the frying pan, stir the green onion and ginger into the pot and stir fry with bean paste

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

7. Stir-fry the red oil, stir-fry the beans in the pan, stir-fry evenly, add appropriate amount of water, cover the pan and cook, and stir-fry at the right time

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

8. After 5 minutes, the potatoes are cooked in the pot and stir-fried in due course.

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

9. After 4 minutes, put the shiitake mushrooms, carrots, and peppers into the pot and cook at the same time

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

10. 1, 2 minutes later, add salt and fry, turn off the heat, fry evenly and serve

Spicy Roasted Seasonal Vegetables recipe

Tips:

1. The ingredients are matched according to personal preference.
2. The order of the ingredients in the pot depends on the difficulty of cooking the ingredients
3. The cooking time is the standard when the ingredients are cooked.

Comments

Similar recipes