Spinach with Cashew Nuts
1.
Wash the spinach and shake off the excess water between the leaves
2.
Make a pot of water. After the water is boiled, put a little salt and vegetable oil in the pot so that the spinach can remain green after blanching; first put the spinach stalks in the water and cook for about 15 seconds
3.
Put the spinach leaves in the water and blanch for about 10 seconds
4.
Take the spinach out of the basin and rinse immediately with cold water
5.
Remove spinach, squeeze dry water, and cut into inch pieces
6.
The garlic is flattened and chopped, and the cashews are crushed into large and small pieces with a knife surface
7.
Put the spinach into the basin, pour the light soy sauce according to taste
8.
Pour in balsamic vinegar, aged vinegar or rice vinegar. Choose according to your hobby
9.
Sprinkle some salt according to taste
10.
A small spoonful of white sugar will neutralize the sour taste
11.
A few more drops of Maggi umami juice, sesame oil can be added or not added according to personal preference
12.
Finally, pour in the minced garlic and stir evenly
13.
Sprinkle crushed cashew nuts on the surface of the spinach before eating. If you like, you can also put the spinach in a small bowl, press tightly, and then buckle upside down to make a small shape. If you find it bothersome, just mix it and eat it!
Tips:
Spinach stalks are not easy to be cooked. Blanch it first, then blanch the spinach leaves; add a few drops of vegetable oil and a little salt when blanching, the blanched spinach will be more green; be sure to use cold water to maintain the green color and crisp taste. Otherwise, Yehuangkou Noodles would not be the best; the seasoning is adjusted according to your own taste. I personally think that adding a little garlic to taste really enhances the flavor. I love spicy food, and the hot and sour noodles are also great! It’s also delicious to replace cashews with crushed peanuts, or if you don’t put any nuts, it’s easier to just have spinach.