Cold bean sprouts (with mung bean sprouts)
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: take 30g mung bean and soak in proper amount of water for 6-12 hours
Step 2: take a useless steaming grid and lay a towel on it
Step 3: pour in the exploded mung beans and spread them evenly on the towel
Step 4: cover it with a towel and pour in proper amount of water to make the towel wet
Step 5: the first day of bean sprouts
Step 6: a little higher the next day
Step 7: on the third day, the towel has been pushed up to the height of the steaming tray
Step 8: put the right amount in the box, put it on the bean sprouts, and put pressure on the bean sprouts, which can prevent the bean sprouts from growing up
Step 9: take the root of the sprout and clean it
Step 10: take a small pot and add appropriate amount of water to boil
Step 11: add the bean sprouts, scald them until they are cooked, and then remove them
Step 12: shred carrot
Step 13: put it into a small pot and cook for about 3 minutes until it is slightly soft, then remove it
Step 14: shred green pepper
Step 15: also put it into a small pot and scald until it is cooked. Then remove it
Step 16: beat the eggs into a small bowl, add a little salt, and beat the rice wine evenly
Step 17: heat the non stick pan to 70% heat, pour in the egg liquid, shake it into a round shape, and spread it into egg skin
Step 18: take out the egg skin and cut it into small and wide strips
Step 19: put all the things together, add appropriate amount of June fresh super soy sauce, delicious juice, chicken essence, sugar, sesame oil, and stir them evenly with chopsticks
Materials required:
Mung bean: 30g
Green pepper: 77g
Carrot: 58G
Egg: one
June fresh special soy sauce: appropriate amount
Delicious juice: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Sugar: right amount
Sesame oil: right amount
Note: 1. In the process of bean sprouts, it's better not to open the cloth to see, or the bean sprouts will turn red. (I secretly looked at it, and the bean sprouts turned red) 2. On the third day, put some heavy things on the bean sprouts to put pressure on them, which can prevent them from growing up
Production difficulty: simple
Process: mixing
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: light
Chinese PinYin : Liang Ban Dou Ya Cai Fu Fa Lv Dou Ya Guo Cheng
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