Baby noodles
Introduction:
"Spinach contains a considerable amount of protein. Every 0.5 kg spinach is equivalent to the protein content of two eggs. Spinach contains carotene and iron, and is also an excellent source of vitamin B6, folic acid, iron and potassium. Kelp is iodine supplement. This kind of noodles is light but nutritious
Production steps:
Step 1: put the fish balls (cut into small pieces) in the pot
Step 2: wash and cut off spinach
Step 3: after boiling, beat in an egg
Step 4: after the protein solidifies, add the noodles and cook for 2 minutes
Step 5: add kelp and spinach with a little salt
Step 6: drizzle some sesame oil after the dishes are cooked, and you can get out of the pot
Materials required:
Noodles: 200g
Kelp: right amount
Spinach: moderate
Egg: one
Fish balls: right amount
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Salt: right amount
Note: attention: infants and children with calcium deficiency, rickets, tuberculosis, kidney stones, diarrhea should not eat raw spinach. Although spinach has high iron content, there is not much iron that can be absorbed, and it will interfere with the absorption of zinc and calcium, so it is not suitable to supplement iron and blood, especially for children
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: boiling
Production time: one hour
Taste: light
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