Willow Artemisia Sprouts---northeast Dipping Pickles

by Qi's small kitchen

4.8 (1)
Favorite
1

Difficulty

Normal

Time

10m

Serving

2

Artemisia spp. is a wild vegetable in Northeast China. The climate in the northeast has four distinct seasons, and the wild vegetables come later than in the south. Today, I happened to meet the seller of willow wormwood sprouts at the market, so I bought a pound and came back to eat with the sauce. Willow sprouts can also be fried, stuffed, and soup. "

Ingredients

Willow Artemisia Sprouts---northeast Dipping Pickles

1. Pick and wash wormwood sprouts

2. Boil water in a pot

3. Put the willow sprouts in a pot and blanch for 1 minute

4. Fished out cold water

5. Artemisia sprouts squeeze dry water into the dish

6. This is my own miso

7. The willow sprouts can be eaten with the miso

Comments

Similar recipes

Stir-fried Willow Artemisia Sprouts

Artemisia Spp, Garlic Cloves, Oil

Steamed Dumplings with Liu Hao

Pork, Artemisia Spp, Chopped Green Onion And Ginger

Cold Rice Wormwood

Artemisia Spp, Salt, Old Oil

Rice Wormwood Pancakes

Artemisia Spp, Flour, Egg

Steamed Rice Artemisia

Artemisia Spp, Flour, Corn Oil

Fried Rice Artemisia

Artemisia Spp, Corn Oil, Flour