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Flavor Crispy Cowpea

Flavor Crispy Cowpea

OtiliaKoepp

Crispy cowpea is a dish I learned from my mother-in-law. I used to see my mother-in-law stir-fry it, which was spicy and very good with rice, but I didn't know why it was so crispy. Because I wasn't at home at work, I rarely did it just because I heard from my mother-in-law. Unfortunately, this dish is LG's favorite and can only be eaten every year in summer. <br /><br />Later, every summer cowpeas came on the market, and when I saw tender cowpeas when I bought vegetables, I had to buy 2 kilograms. Take advantage of the sunny days and dry out in the morning, and cook dinner in the afternoon. <br /><br />Cowpeas in summer have thick and crispy meat. After being scalded and sun-dried, it is like a crisp radish. It is crispy when chewed, fresh and salty and served with rice...<br /><br /> If you like to eat meat drops, you can add some diced lean meat to stir-fry. It is also delicious...
Scrambled eggs with shredded pickles

Scrambled eggs with shredded pickles

LucileMitchell

This was grown in my own factory and then pickled<br /> It is usually used to mix with Sansheng or stir-fry it like this, or just to make eight-treasure pickles<br /><br /> Pickles contain nitrites, which is why pickles make many people shy away<br /> The nitrite content of pickles is not high within 2 days of the beginning of curing<br /> Only on days 3-8, the nitrite content reached its peak<br /> It began to decline after the ninth day and basically disappeared after 20 days<br /><br /> Therefore, the pickled pickles usually take as short as 2 days<br /> The long ones should be pickled for one month before they can be eaten<br /><br /> After marinating into pickles, use boiling water for 2 minutes or sunshine for 30 minutes before eating<br /> Or use hot water cleaning to remove the remaining nitrite in pickles to a certain extent