STEP 1/8
You should choose windbreak vegetables with fresh leaves, short stems, and a good scent.
STEP 2/8
I'll trim the windbreak. Windbreak vegetables have thick stems and thin stems with windbreak leaves attached to them. Discard the thick stems because they are tough to eat and cut only the leaves of the thin stems. Then pour water into the bowl to soak the windbreak greens and sprinkle 1 to 2 drops of vinegar and leave for about 5 minutes.
STEP 3/8
After 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly under running water and drain. And put salt in boiling water and blanch the windbreak greens, and it takes about 2 minutes to blanch them.
STEP 4/8
And quickly rinse it in cold water to get rid of the heat
STEP 5/8
Squeeze the water out. And cut it into bite-size pieces, right??
STEP 6/8
Add 1T of soy sauce, 1T of plum syrup, 1T of sesame oil, 1T of sesame oil, 1/2T of minced garlic, and mix them well to make the seasoning go well.
STEP 7/8
It's a seasoned wind-resistant vegetable that takes advantage of the original scent and taste of wind-resistant vegetables with minimal seasoning. If you put a bite of windbreak vegetables in your mouth, you feel like you're eating spring, and when you feel more drowsy and tired because it's spring, you feel healthier and energized
STEP 8/8
My husband says it's a taste that sticks to his mouth-watering~~
After hearing the effects of windbreak vegetables, they even like the name of the vegetables.
Healthy spring side dishes, make delicious seasoned wind-resistant vegetables, and have a healthy Hanru