I'm an artichoke

By VicentaLakin

I'm an artichoke
Artemisin, known as artemisinins, water artemisinins, etc., smell of fresh scent, fresh leaves can mix and fry. It's not a lot of food in my hometown, and it's only a few days since I read an article by a friend. A few days ago, artemisinin was found in a vegetable shop, sealed in bags, a small one at a price not cheap. Buying two bags to go home, losing almost half of the roots, does not seem to be comparable to the place of origin at a tender level. With a little bit of silk, a little bit of salt, a little bit of fragrance

Recipe Recommendations

  • Artemisia 100 grams
  • chicken breast a
  • garlic 3-4 flap
  • salt appropriate amount
  • cooking wine a spoonful
  • starch appropriate amount

Steps for I'm an artichoke

  • Make I
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    The chicken is laced in silk。
  • Make I
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    Add chicken silk to a spoon of wine and an appropriate amount of water starch and mashed it for 20 minutes。
  • Make I
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    Artemisin wash to the root. Cut to the inch
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    Garlic leftover。
  • Make I
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    Fill the pot with appropriate quantities of oil and drop it in the chicken silk。
  • Make I
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    Join the garlic and continue to smell。
  • Make I
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    Slipped the silk to color。
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    Add artemisinin。
  • Make I
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    The fire is going to turn the artemisinin to the end of life and add the appropriate amount of salt。
  • Make I
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    I'm going to go back to work。