stir-fried loofah with garlic

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stir-fried loofah with garlic
Guangdong calls eight-pointed melons loofah, and because the Cantonese pronunciation of "silk" is similar to "lose" and is unlucky, they also call them star melons or sheng melons. The content of vitamin C and B in loofah is very high, making it a good product for brain and beauty.

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Steps for stir-fried loofah with garlic

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    Raw material diagram.
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    To peel the loofah, you don't need to peel it very cleanly. It will be more crispy with some skin.
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    Cut the loofah in half, and then cut it into slices with an oblique knife.
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    Peel and chop the garlic.
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    Heat the oil pan and saute the minced garlic until fragrant.
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    Add in the loofah and stir well.
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    Sprinkle with a little water and stir-fry until the loofah is soft.
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    Season with salt and chicken essence.
  • stir-fried loofah with garlic Make Tips

    1. It is not advisable to add salt too early to stir-fry loofah, otherwise the loofah will easily turn black. 2. If the loofah is fried too well, it will easily come out of water and will not taste crispy.

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