Pickled kelp with vinegar
Introduction:
"Kelp is pickled with millet vinegar and sauce. It tastes sweet and sour, fresh and has a good aftertaste. It's a good side dish."
Production steps:
Step 1: soak the thick kelp skin.
Step 2: cut pepper into sections, slice garlic, prepare soy sauce and millet vinegar.
Step 3: cut kelp into 4 * 3cm diamond pieces.
Step 4: cut kelp.
Step 5: blanch kelp in boiling water.
Step 6: Cami.
Step 7: blanch kelp.
Step 8: put boiling water in the pan. (300 g)
Step 9: put rice pepper and garlic slices.
Step 10: vinegar.
Step 11: let go.
Step 12: add salt.
Step 13: sugar.
Step 14: put MSG in.
Step 15: add the juices.
Step 16: bring the sauce to a boil and pour into a bowl.
Step 17: cool and pour into a bowl with kelp.
Step 18: soak for 12 hours. Garnish the table with coriander.
Materials required:
Thick kelp skin: 400g
Coriander: 3 G
Garlic: 12g
Millet pepper: 12g
Soy sauce: 20g
Millet vinegar: 25g
Sugar: 10g
MSG: 6 g
Salt: 8g
Rice wine: 5g
Spicy fresh dew: 8g
Note: like to eat spicy gourmet put spicy fresh dew.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: several hours
Taste: hot and sour
Chinese PinYin : Cu Pao Hai Dai
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