Preserved bean curd and water spinach
Introduction:
"I bought a few cookbook in the supermarket, and the book didn't say it in detail. I thought about frying it myself, and it tasted very good. I didn't buy water spinach. My husband planted it downstairs. He watered it every day. It's green food. "
Production steps:
Step 1: wash the water spinach, remove the yellow leaves and pinch the old stem. 2. Put Sufu into a small bowl, add a little water, and then grind it into Sufu with a small spoon. 3. Chop garlic. Cut the millet pepper into sections.
Step 2: add proper amount of oil, heat 50%, enlarge minced garlic and millet pepper, stir fry until fragrant
The third step: put in the water spinach, stir fry for a while, then turn the sausage into pickled tofu and sugar, stir fry evenly until the color of the cabbage becomes deeper and the leaves become soft.
Step 4: Set
Materials required:
Water spinach: moderate
Sufu: moderate amount
Millet pepper: 2
Garlic: right amount
Sugar: 1 tsp
Note: if there is too much water spinach, you need to put some salt. I don't put salt in the fried water spinach because there is little water spinach and there is a salty smell in the sufu.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: slightly spicy
Chinese PinYin : Fu Ru Kong Xin Cai
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