Many people enjoy the temptation brought by delicious food. The carefully selected garlic shoots in sauce are equally tempting, with simple ingredients and rich vegetable aroma. When you are at home studying cooking during the holidays, you can try making this delicious dish that stimulates your taste buds, and you can also try some different cooking methods. 1. Wash the garlic sprouts and remove both ends. 2. Boil a pot of water, add a few drops of vegetable oil, and blanch the garlic shoots until they are cooked. 3. Take out the blanched garlic sprouts and quickly cool them in cold water. Soak them in ice water, cut them into four parts lengthwise by hand, and tear them into long and thin strips. 4. Drain the processed garlic sprouts and put them into a large bowl 5. Put the minced garlic, ginger and dried chili into a small bowl 6. Pour the selected sauce into the bowl 7. Pour the juice on the garlic sprouts and mix well before eating. The dish of Selected Garlic Shoots with Sauce can be modified according to your own taste, making full use of the seasoning to enhance the flavor. Pay attention to adjusting the amount of soy sauce, chopped green onions and minced garlic. |
<<: How to make fried shrimp with rapeseed
>>: How to make braised pig's trotters
Nutritious and delicious food can not only bring ...
If you live near a hospital, you will find that m...
When you have to continue working despite draggin...
If you want to make this dish well, you need to p...
If you have been away from home for a long time, ...
For office workers, the time before holidays is d...
Modern people are under great pressure in life an...
Food is vital to our human body and is closely re...
Nowadays, many office workers bring their own lun...
In today’s society, with so many food ordering ap...
When it comes to chocolate, everyone gets excited...
People die for money and birds die for food. Alth...
Whenever your stomach growls, you will most likel...
Although there are many restaurants outside, if y...
We call people who like to eat "foodies"...