Mushroom and taro casserole
Introduction:
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Production steps:
Step 1: tear the mushroom into small pieces
Step 2: stir fry until soft glutinous, add a little salt to taste (compared with the first one, it can be seen that it has shrunk a lot). At this time, you can also smell the unique fresh flavor of mushroom
Step 3: add appropriate amount of boiling water (soup can also be) to bring to a boil, add taro and agaric and stew until taro is soft and glutinous.
Step 4: sprinkle some chives and serve!
Materials required:
Mushroom: Agaricus blazei
Taro: right amount
Auricularia auricula: right amount
Salt: right amount
Note: this dish is suitable for vegetarians! Like meat, you can add soup or soup bone in it. Note: try to tear the mushroom into small pieces by hand, so as to keep the original fresh flavor of the food. Taro inside can also be replaced by yam, lotus root and other starch containing accessories! The highlight is that this soup only needs salt to taste! I hope this soup will bring you a little warmth in the cold winter!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Jun1 Gu Yu Nai Bao
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