Stir-fried Chinese Intestines with Mung Bean Sprouts

by tgcyy

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

5m

Serving

2

Guanchang is a kind of snack in Jinzhong, Shanxi. It is made with buckwheat noodles and has nothing to do with the meat called enema. The biggest nutritional feature of soba noodles is that ordinary foods rarely have it, that is, it contains a lot of niacin and rutin at the same time. Both of these two substances have the effect of lowering blood lipids and serum cholesterol, have important preventive effects on hypertension and heart disease, and are good medicines for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Soba noodles also contain more minerals, especially phosphorus, iron, and magnesium, which are of great significance for maintaining the normal physiological functions of the human cardiovascular system and hematopoietic system.

Stir-fried Chinese Intestines with Mung Bean Sprouts

1. Prepare the raw materials, the intestines and mung bean sprouts.

2. This is the intestines.

3. Cut the intestines into finger-wide strips, and shred the green onions.

4. Add a little salt, vinegar, cold water and sesame oil to the garlic paste and mix well.

5. Fry the shredded shallots in a wok with hot oil.

6. Add mung bean sprouts, salt, half of the garlic vinegar and stir fry.

7. Add the intestines and stir fry a few times.

8. Just cook in the remaining half of garlic vinegar before serving.

9. Platter.

Tips:

The garlic should be mashed and the amount of vinegar should be larger. Garlic and sour are the characteristics of this dish.

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