Bitter buckwheat noodles with sesame paste in clear soup
Introduction:
"Some foods, once met, may be predestined for a lifetime. For example, tartary buckwheat, like tartary buckwheat, not only because of its health function, but also like its natural light bitter, without any modification. Strangely, tartary buckwheat noodles do not have this kind of bitterness, I don't know how to make it. Moreover, it's very convenient to eat and mix with warm water According to the compendium of Materia Medica, tartary buckwheat is bitter, mild and cold in nature, which is beneficial to Qi, spirit, ear and eye, Qi lowering, bowel widening and stomach strengthening. Both traditional medicine and modern medicine have proved that tartary buckwheat has the effects of lowering blood sugar, blood fat, urine sugar and preventing constipation. It is called "three reducing foods" and "health food for human beings in the 21st century" by authoritative experts
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare tartary buckwheat instant noodles
Step 2: soak in 50 degree hot water, cover and soak for 10 minutes. I soak for 15 minutes and like to eat soft.
Step 3: prepare chives and garlic
Step 4: cut shallot and garlic
Step 5: take another bowl, put half a bowl of boiling water, add salt
Step 6: add onion and garlic
Step 7: add a spoonful of sesame paste
Step 8: add sesame oil
Step 9: mix well
Step 10: 15 minutes later, the tartary buckwheat dough is ready
Step 11: in a bowl, pour in the sesame sauce
Step 12: Sprinkle with scallion and mix well when eating
Materials required:
Tartary buckwheat flour: 400g
Sesame oil: right amount
Chives: right amount
Salt: right amount
Sesame paste: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Note: like pepper, add pepper to taste more fragrant
Production difficulty: ordinary
Craft: Skills
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
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