Salt roasted Tricholoma matsutake
Introduction:
"Sometimes it takes a few hours to cook a dish in the kitchen, but it's not as tasty as the simple food with good ingredients. Fresh Tricholoma matsutake from Shangri La in the south of Caiyun can only be tasted two months after the rain and dew. One by one, they lie in the soil under the pine trees, waiting for the visit of the bacteria diggers. Of course, it's a tribute to enjoy its natural flavor by baking with salt flower
Production steps:
Step 1: shake the soil with Tricholoma matsutake
Step 2: clean with water
Step 3: slice vertically
Step 4: heat the oil in the pan and fry on both sides for 30 seconds
Step 5: prepare the oven, put the baking net on it and light the candle
Step 6: grind the coarse salt into fine particles with a grinder
Step 7: put on Tricholoma matsutake, bake until fragrant, sprinkle with salt
Materials required:
Tricholoma matsutake: 3
Crude salt: appropriate amount
Oil: right amount
Note: salt roast is the original taste of Tricholoma matsutake, so there is no need for complicated seasoning, coarse sea salt is the best!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: Baking
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Salt roasted Tricholoma matsutake
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