bamboo shoots after a spring rain

Methods: bamboo shoots are springing up

Raw materials for bamboo shoots

Main ingredients: fresh and tender bamboo shoots 750 grams.

Ingredients: 100g scallops.

Seasoning for springing up bamboo shoots:

15 g cooking wine, 1.5 g refined salt, 25 g chicken oil, 500 g clear soup, 10 g wet corn flour.

Bamboo shoots are springing up

1. Remove the tendons of scallops, wash them with cold water, enlarge the bowl, soak them in clean water for 1 hour, steam them in the drawer for about 3 hours, take out the large bowl, soak the scallops in the original soup for 1 hour, remove them, rinse them twice, and then soak them in the original soup (remove the sand).

2. Wash the tip of fresh bamboo shoots with clean water, break it two times, put it into the boiling water pot and take it out again. Sit in the frying pan, add 15g chicken oil, stir fry the bamboo shoots, then add 300g clear soup, add a little salt and cooking wine, then put in the scallops, take out the scallops with low heat for about 5 minutes, control the water; lay the scallops (don't scatter) around the disc, and lay the bamboo shoots in the center.

3. Pour 200g clear soup into the pot, bring to a boil over high heat, add the remaining refined salt to the original soup of steamed scallops, skim the froth, dilute the corn flour with water, hook it into sauce, pour chicken oil on the dish and serve.

bamboo shoots after a spring rain

Bamboo shoots spring up, Chinese idiom, pronunciation is y ǔ h ò u ch ū n s ǔ n, which means that bamboo shoots come out after a heavy rain in spring, and grow a lot at once. Metaphor is the rapid emergence of new things. From eating bamboo shoots.

The origin of Idioms

The poem "eating bamboo shoots" written by Zhang Lei of Song Dynasty: "the spring rain is sufficient in the barren forest, and the new bamboo shoots burst into the young dragon."

Idiom usage

As an attribute or an object, it refers to something new. Used in commendatory sense

Examples

In China, the abolition of the imperial examination and the development of schools have sprung up, trying to learn from the West. On the people's democratic dictatorship by Mao Zedong

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