Bitter gourd and cashew
Introduction:
"In summer, you should eat more bitter dishes, but you can also add some stones to make the bitter taste lighter and turn it into garlic sweet and spicy taste!"
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare balsam pear and cashew nuts.
Step 2: divide the balsam pear into two parts.
Step 3: change the knife to slice.
Step 4: make boiling water in the pot, add a little salt and oil, copy bitter gourd.
Step 5: take out the cold water three times.
Step 6: put cashew nuts in the fresh-keeping bag.
Step 7: crush it with a rolling pin.
Step 8: put it into a small bowl.
Step 9: cut some garlic.
Step 10: put minced garlic into balsam pear and add appropriate amount of salt.
Step 11: add some sugar.
Step 12: add a small amount of MSG.
Step 13: add a little chili oil.
Step 14: Sprinkle chopped cashew nuts on the mixed bitter gourd, and peel the cashew nuts with hot oil.
Step 15: mix well when eating.
Materials required:
Balsam pear: moderate amount
Cashew nuts: moderate
Minced garlic: right amount
Salt: right amount
Chili oil: right amount
Edible oil: right amount
MSG: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Note: cashew nuts broken is to better out of the flavor, than the whole into the taste more fragrant!
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: mixing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: garlic
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