Thousands of Carrots

Thousands of Carrots

by Flower fish

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Autumn and winter are the seasons when white radishes are on the market. The radishes in this season are big, sweet, and cheap. There is a saying in the health knowledge: "Eat radish in winter and ginger in summer, and the doctor will prescribe prescriptions without labor." This is because the cold weather in winter, people eat more hot foods, easy to accumulate fire in the stomach, radishes are cold, and eating radishes can get rid of it. Huoshengjin. Therefore, I often eat radishes in winter, and it is not easy to get angry in spring. In summer, the weather is hot, people like to eat cold food, the stomach tends to accumulate cold, ginger is a hot food, food can dispel cold, so there is less bloating and diarrhea. . . "

Ingredients

Thousands of Carrots

1. Ingredients: radish (cleaned), thousand pieces of knots

Thousands of Carrots recipe

2. Put the washed radishes on the chopping board and cut into pieces.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

3. Pour the oil in the pot to heat, add the cut radishes and stir fry.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

4. Then, put in a thousand sheets of knots, and add an appropriate amount of water.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

5. Add the right amount of soy sauce.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

6. Add the right amount of sugar.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

7. Add the right amount of salt.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

8. Season to bring to a boil.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

9. Then, cook until the soup is almost done and the radishes are cooked and soft, and serve.

Thousands of Carrots recipe

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