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For bok choy, use the small ones as is, and cut the large ones in half and wash them in running water once
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When the water boils, put the bottom of bok choy first and blanch it with 1 tablespoon of thick salt. Blanching with salt makes it greener
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Add bok choy, blanch it for about 10 seconds, and take it out right away
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Wash it in cold water and drain it with a sieve
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Blanch the cauliflower in boiling water for about 15 to 20 seconds, take it out immediately, rinse it in cold water, and strain it through a sieve. Blanch bok choy, scoop it out, boil the water again, and blanch the cauliflower and broccoli in order to shorten the time and make it easy to blanch
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Blanch broccoli in boiling water for about 10 to 15 seconds, take it out immediately, wash it in cold water, and strain it with a sieve
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You can make Chinese food by blanching it without frying it, so you can eat it deliciously without feeling greasy
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Ginkgo is prepared by putting it in a pan and frying it and peeling it
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Add 3 tablespoons of oyster sauce, 2 tablespoons of soy sauce, 2 tablespoons of sugar, and 500ml of water, and boil while stirring. It's good to make it with green onion oil, but I made the sauce without green onion oil to make it more light.
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When the sugar melts and boils, add 1.5 tablespoons of starch and boil it
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The sauce is thickly made, so you can taste it and adjust the amount of oyster sauce according to your preference. I thought it would be good to add a bit of a spicy taste with pepper
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Place blanched bok choy on a plate while circling
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Place broccoli and cauliflower on top of center and sprinkle ginkgo. You just have to make it look good
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Put the ingredients on a plate and pour the boiling sauce right before you eat it and enjoy it. It is a Chinese dish made of vegetables, and it is good as a fresh and fresh dish that resembles this spring