Vinegar free version of sweet and sour yam
Hehe..., this name is a bit confusing, huh? Why is there no vinegar in sweet and sour yams? It turned out that vinegar was replaced by hawthorn! This is the result of a flash of inspiration before I stir-fry. It tastes good. People who are afraid of acid will remove the shredded hawthorn, because eating the shredded hawthorn is really a bit sour.
Recipe Recommendations
- sweet and sour
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Vinegar free version of sweet and sour yam

1
Peel the yams, and set aside with ham sausage and hawthorn.
2
Cut the yam into small strips, rinse with cold water for a while, soak in water, cut the ham sausage into small strips, and chop the hawthorn into pieces.
3
After the oil in the pan is heated, add the ham sausage and stir-fry for a while.
4
Add yams and stir fry for a while, add two teaspoons of sugar, and add appropriate amount of salt.
5
Add water to the ingredients and heat over medium heat.
6
When cooking until a small amount of water is left, pick up the yam and ham sausage.
7
Pour the shredded hawthorn into the soup, cook over low heat until the hawthorn meat is transparent, and add MSG.
8
Pour the cooked hawthorn soup onto the yam ham sausage.
9
Garnish with shredded green onions.Vinegar free version of sweet and sour yam Make Tips
In fact, in step 6, the hawthorn powder can be added directly to the soup. Because I was suspected of being an appearance association, I operated it separately.