Stir fried garlic sprouts with Chieh qua
Introduction:
"People in Guangdong and Guangdong like to eat Chieh qua, which is tender, smooth, light and hot. Chieh qua has low sodium and fat content in melon vegetables, so eating it often can play a role in reducing weight! Therefore, Chieh qua is very popular in our daily life, whether it's fried food or soup. "
Production steps:
Step 1: peel and wash Chieh qua, cut in half, wash garlic seedlings and drain
Step 2: cut the Chieh qua into thin pieces and put them into the dish
Step 3: cut garlic seedling into several sections for standby
Step 4: heat the cooking oil in the pot, pour in the garlic sprouts and stir fry until fragrant
Step 5: add sliced Chieh Qua and stir fry constantly
Step 6: stir fry Chieh qua slices over high heat until soft, change color, add appropriate amount of salt
Step 7: add the right amount of soy sauce to improve the taste, and prepare to take out the pot
Step 8: turn off the fire, take out and load the dish
Materials required:
Chieh qua: half cut
Garlic seedlings: 4
Salt: right amount
Soy sauce: right amount
Note: Chieh qua itself is fresh and simple, do not need to put too much seasoning, otherwise the original taste will be covered.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: light
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