Cucumber with Flammulina velutipes
Introduction:
"It's getting hotter and hotter every night. Cucumber is the first choice for cold dishes, because it's suitable for obese people, and it's also one of the good choices for people with three high levels. The substance contained in Flammulina velutipes has a good anti-cancer effect, so it's not only a delicious food, but also a good health food."
Production steps:
Step 1: cut off the head of Flammulina velutipes and clean it
Step 2: boil a pot of water, put 1 spoonful of salt in it, put Flammulina velutipes in it, wait for the water to boil again, and then pick up
Step 3: subcool in cold boiled water with ice and drain
Step 4: wash, blanch and shred the peas
Step 5: clean and shred cucumber
Step 6: add salt
Step 7: add mashed garlic to soy sauce
Step 8: mix well
Step 9: pour the dried Flammulina velutipes into the shredded cucumber
Step 10: add sugar
Step 11: add rice vinegar
Step 12: add sesame oil
Step 13: add coriander and stir well.
Materials required:
Peas: 30g
Cucumber: 300g
Flammulina velutipes: 200g
Salt: right amount
Sugar: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Rice vinegar: right amount
Mashed garlic: right amount
Coriander: moderate
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Precautions: 1. After cleaning the cucumber shreds, directly cool them in boiling water and add appropriate amount of salt. 2. It's delicious to put rice vinegar in cold dishes, and the acidity is also appropriate; sesame oil is more fragrant than other oils, but not too much. 3. You don't need to boil the mushroom in the water for a long time.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: mixing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: slightly spicy
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