Wild Mushroom Soup
1.
Green head fungus
2.
Cockroach
3.
Milk milk fungus (these three fungi can be eaten with confidence, we eat them every year, they are not poisonous)
4.
Prepare the required ingredients (wash the fungus and tear off the pieces) for later use
5.
Garlic slices
6.
Pour the broth into a saucepan and bring to a boil
7.
Three-line meat slices
8.
Add garlic to the broth (garlic must be used to cook wild mushrooms, it can tell whether the wild mushrooms are poisonous)
9.
Put in the sliced pork and bring to a boil
10.
Pour in wild mushrooms and cook until
11.
Add pepper
12.
Add lard and cook for 40 minutes (wild mushrooms must be cooked for a long time and must be cooked thoroughly before they can be eaten)
13.
Add salt before starting the pot, cook until it melts, then turn off the heat
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Finished picture appreciation
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Finished picture appreciation
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Finished picture appreciation
Tips:
1. Don't pick fungi that you are not familiar with, especially the brightly colored fungi. Don't eat wild mushrooms, it's best to eat one wild mushroom at a time.
2. Don't put all the collected wild mushrooms together for frying, because mixing wild mushrooms of different types is prone to chemical reactions, and non-toxic fungi become poisonous. Be careful when processing. Like eating boletus, the best way is to cook it first to reduce the toxicity and reduce the possibility of poisoning.
3. When you go to the market to buy fungi, it is best to buy the fungi that you have eaten before, and there is no danger in them. After you buy them, you should fry them thoroughly before eating.
4. Do not drink alcohol while eating bacteria. Although some wild mushrooms are non-toxic, they contain certain components that chemically react with the ethanol contained in the wine to generate toxins and cause poisoning. Therefore, it is best not to drink alcohol when eating wild mushrooms.