Masurira vegetable salad

By VicentaLakin

Masurira vegetable salad
I didn't eat a lot of greasy food during the spring festival, so I didn't have to make a special "shaving" after the festival to get tired of doing what I wanted. Fresh masulilla cheese was chosen today to mix salad, as the difference between fresh cheese and dry cheese is more and less water, and the greatest difference is between the two. Fresh cheese is soft, with high water content accompanied by lower fat and less heat, but fresh masulilla cheese makes pizza. Dry cheese, on the other hand, is fermented and tasted more trophically than fresh cheese; different foods mix with different cheeses, of course, depending on what the individual likes。

Recipe Recommendations

  • mozzarella cheese 120g
  • sesame leaves 120g
  • tomato 1
  • almond slices 30g
  • dried cranberries 20g
  • white wine vinegar 2 tablespoons
  • denucleated black olives 5 stars five
  • olive oil 2 tablespoons
  • salt 2g

Steps for Masurira vegetable salad

  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 0
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    Sesame leaves wash and dry water spare。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 1
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    Black olives are cut in small slices and tomatoes are washed and then cut in small pieces into sesame leaves。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 2
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    Add olive oil。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 3
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    Add white vinegar and even salt。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 4
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    Take out fresh Masurira and use kitchen paper to extract extra moisture。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 5
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    Put Masurira in small grains in salad。
  • Make Masurira vegetable salad step 6
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    Finally, you can eat with cranberry dry and roasted almond chips。
  • Masurira vegetable salad Make Tips

    - Because of the white vinegar in the salad, it is recommended to do whatever it takes and not to put it over long periods. - Fresh Masurira can also be replaced with Palmerson cheese。