slightly spicy Recipe
MollieHeaney
Doudan, the scientific name of the bean hornworm, is an insect that eats bean leaves and drinks nectar for a living. It grows in a natural, non-toxic and pollution-free state. It has high protein, low fat, and has the effect of warming the stomach. It has a beautiful body shape and is similar to a silkworm. When adult, it is about 5 centimeters long, bright green, with a darker head and tail horns. Starting from the first section of the abdomen, there are seven pairs of white lines on both sides. It harms bean leaves and forms holes. In severe cases, the plants turn into bare stalks and cannot bear pods. <br /><br />Although Doudan is a natural enemy of soybeans, its meat paste is non-toxic and harmless. It is a very good high-protein food. When made into dishes, it is very delicious and has a special effect on treating stomach cold diseases and malnutrition. After frying, bean peony is sprayed with crisp rosin, and the taste is excellent. When put into vegetables, there are many forms. Stewing, making soup, stir-frying, and frying rawhide to make plates are all delicious.