#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money

by Le: eating

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

15m

Serving

2

The spring breeze blows the first ray of green, and the green elm money is covered with branches in bunches. Picked while it is fresh and washed clean, it can be made into a variety of delicacies. Yuqian is not only delicious, but also a good medicine for disease prevention and health care. Picking yuqian is not easy, and picking and washing is more time-consuming and laborious, but after all, it cannot withstand the attraction of food. Every year when yuqian is green, you still have to have a date with yuqian. "

Ingredients

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money

1. The elm money is plucked and washed, and the moisture is controlled for later use.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

2. When the moisture content of the yuqian is half wet, add an appropriate amount of flour and mix evenly so that each piece of yuqian is covered with flour.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

3. Leave the elm money mixed with flour for 20 minutes to make the flour better adhere to the elm money.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

4. Put the yuqian in the steamer on the fire, and pay attention to spread the yuqian as much as possible. Steam for 20 minutes.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

5. In a separate wok, saute the chopped green onions with a little oil, pour in the steamed yuqian and mix well.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

6. Serve, sprinkle with a little salt and sesame oil to taste.

#春食野菜香# Steamed Elm Money recipe

Tips:

In the process of steaming the yuqian, you may turn it once to make the steaming out more scattered. Those who like spicy food can add chili oil to taste.

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