Stir-fried Coprinus with Pork Skin

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

4

Pig skin is a rare beauty food. Pig skin contains a large amount of collagen protein, which can be converted into gelatin during cooking. Gelatin has a network structure. It can bind a lot of water, enhance cell physiological metabolism, and effectively improve the body's physiological function and the water storage function of skin tissue cells. , So that the cells can be moisturized and kept in a moist state, prevent premature wrinkles of the skin, and delay the aging process of the skin. Stir-fried with Coprinus comatus, fragrant and soft, economical and beautiful.

Stir-fried Coprinus with Pork Skin

1. Wash the pigskin, shave off the miscellaneous hairs and grease, put a few slices of ginger, drip a few drops of cooking wine in the pot, add the pigskin and cook, pick up, rinse and shred

2. Coprinus comatus washed and sliced

3. Pour oil in a hot pan, pour in the pork skin and stir fry

4. Pour the eryngii mushrooms, and continue to fry the carrot slices

5. Pour in a small amount of water and boil on high heat

6. When the soup is thick, add oyster sauce, pepper, and finally salt, stir evenly, scoop up, and sprinkle with chopped green onion.

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The pig skin is processed in advance, and it is more convenient to take it and cook it.

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