Toast Vegetable Salad-avoid Waste, "waste Utilization" of Toast Skin
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Prepare your favorite vegetables, such as cucumber, lettuce, broccoli, corn, and green beans. . . You can also add purple cabbage, potatoes, or boiled eggs, follow your own heart-"counsel" ~~~ Haha. . . Do you see the crust? The two slices of toast on the side of the mouth. It's not good to make a sandwich or eat it directly. . . It's a pity to throw it away. . .
2.
Boil corn and green beans in water. Remove the old skin and cut the cucumber into cubes. Wash the lettuce and let it dry. Soak the broccoli in salted water, add salt and oil to the boiling water, and blanch it. Take it out quickly and place it in cold water too cold to keep it crisp. Remember, all vegetables must be as dry as possible. If the salad is too watery, it doesn't taste good. Bring a little water to every vegetable and the salad will be ruined.
3.
Cut the toast skin into small cubes, put it in a preheated 170 degree oven, and bake for about 8 minutes. The skin that comes out like this is very crisp and very fragrant.
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Put the dried vegetables into a larger container, scoop in Thousand Island sauce, and stir well. Remember not to put the baked toast crust at this time. If everything is mixed, it will soften easily.
5.
When it is finally served, add the toast crusts. Put it in a nice salad bowl and start eating. Even if it’s not for toast, vegetable salad is best eaten fresh. . .
6.
I like Thousand Island sauce. General fruit salads use mayonnaise, and vegetable salads use Thousand Island dressing. Of course this is a matter of personal taste. You can also add lemon juice or a little olive oil~~~
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Very crunchy toast crust, eaten with vegetables, the taste is richer. . .