I've been cooking my eardrums
By VicentaLakin
Every summer, mussels and autumns grow in such a way that some shopkeepers in the market have their own foods, which, as you can see, are very valuable to the elderly. The first contact with this dish was in my childhood, when my father fired it for the first time, when he was a bit oblivious to this kind of soft-skinned vegetable because of its taste, but it was strange to say that he grew up to study and work and then fell in love with it, perhaps with a sense of family. But anyway, it's pretty sweet for cooking, cooking soup, and making spicy hots, and I'm personally fond of the taste, sweetness, and an appetite for smooth taste. Of course, there's a lot of friends who don't like the smooth taste of mussels, but the family who likes it as much as I do must know. Zenium
Recipe Recommendations
- Malabar spinach appropriate amount
- chicken seasoning powder a little
- soy sauce a little
- salt a little
- garlic appropriate amount
- Little red pepper two pills
- slightly spicy
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for I've been cooking my eardrums

1
Woodbrush, pick, dry water。
2
Garlic and chili, right, cut。
3
Hot pots of oil, fragrance。
4
Fall into the greens, fire。
5
It's a color change
6
Add a little soy sauce and flip it for a minute
7
Add a small amount of chicken powder and salt and get out of the pot。I've been cooking my eardrums Make Tips
I didn't add water during the stir-frying process, but you should adjust according to your own pan. Don't use too high heat to avoid burning. Generally, once it changes color and releases its juices, stir-fry for a little longer and it's about done.