Coir raincoat cucumber
Introduction:
"I'm so happy that I made such a beautiful cucumber for the first time. When I cut it, I muttered in my heart, because I failed the first time. I always thought about when to make it again. If I couldn't do it well, I would try again. I didn't expect that I would succeed the second time. It's really hard to do. My hands are shaking when I cut it. I'm afraid it's broken. Especially when I cut the upside down, I see a little crack beside it. My heart is tangled again. Fortunately, it's not bad. Fortunately, it looks beautiful. Although this dish is beautiful, it's troublesome to eat. A pull is a whole one. It is suggested to cut a little thinner when cutting. When clamping, it is easy to clip and break. It was said that the cucumber should be refrigerated and tasted before eating. It turned out that I had finished eating in a short time. "
Production steps:
Step 1: wash the cucumber and set up a pair of chopsticks beside it.
Step 2: cut down 90 degrees vertically and stop when you reach the chopsticks. (don't work too hard, chopsticks can cut horribly)
Step 3: turn over the pan and cut it at an angle of 45 degrees.
Step 4: put the cut cucumber on the plate.
Step 5: take a bowl and add soy sauce and vinegar. (if you like sesame oil, add some sesame oil) and add some salt. Add a little warm water.
Step 6: stir garlic. Chop the dried pepper and set aside.
Step 7: pour the mixed juice on the cucumber evenly.
Step 8: Sprinkle with garlic and dried pepper.
Step 9: heat the oil in the pan, saute the pepper, and make it fragrant. The oil temperature is 80% hot.
Step 10: Sprinkle evenly.
Materials required:
Cucumber: one
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Vinegar: right amount
Zanthoxylum bungeanum: right amount
Garlic: 2 cloves
Dried chili: one
Note: cucumber to choose a better straight cut. If you like sesame oil, you don't need to pour it.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: mixing
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: slightly spicy
Chinese PinYin : Suo Yi Huang Gua
Coir raincoat cucumber
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