curry Recipe

finger-sucking chicken

finger-sucking chicken

VinceAbshire

I have a holiday on May 13. I actually want to go somewhere to play, but I don't want to squeeze into this peak period... Whether it is shopping malls or tourists in the countryside, there are a lot of people... Better stay at home honestly. Food always needs to be eaten, and every day you have to change your style to make delicious meals for Xun. Sometimes it's quite annoying. No matter how simple a small thing is to be done every day, it's not easy to insist on doing it well. Yesterday, He Xun slept until 10 o'clock and didn't get up (was he an incompetent MA). He fiddled in the refrigerator for a long time, thinking about how to solve their Chinese food with one dish? Hehe, please look at the recipe below..
Nettle leaf curry beef sauce

Nettle leaf curry beef sauce

BenjaminKuvalis

This dish tastes slightly spicy because it has curry and chili peppers. Because the nettle leaves absorb the aroma of beef, they completely lose the rough feeling of wild vegetables and are very delicious. <br /><br />The following information comes from Baidu:<br /><br /> Every 100 grams of tender stems and leaves of nettle contains 77.88 moisture, 4.66 grams of crude protein, 0.62 grams of fat, and nettle with hemp leaves.<br /> 4.34 grams of crude fiber and 9.64 grams of carbohydrates. It also contains higher inorganic salts such as iron and calcium, and is rich in carotene and vitamin C. It also contains higher chlorophyll than any other vegetable. <br /><br />Nettle is a perennial herb that is mainly eaten from tender stems and leaves on the ground. It is rich in nutrients and unique. It can be used as vegetarian soup or cold dressing. It can also be frozen or dehydrated for long-term storage. <br /><br />The whole plant of nettle can be used as medicine. It tastes bitter and spicy, is warm in nature and has small toxicity. It has the effects of expelling wind, tranquilizing, promoting digestion and relieving constipation. Indications for rheumatoid arthritis, postpartum asthma, infantile convulsion, sequelae of poliomyelitis, hypertension, indigestion, bowel obstruction