Bean sprouts

By VicentaLakin

Bean sprouts
The stork is a nutritious seafood; the "cool-water-hot clam" means the stork. The meat is the fattest when it is cold; the clams are the fattest when it is hot in the summer, and the beak is the best season to eat before spring. It's a nice, super-eating meal, and it's just a twirl, and it's fresh and tender soybean。

Recipe Recommendations

  • oysters of 14
  • bean sprouts 250g
  • garlic head one
  • chili one
  • lemon half a
  • cooking wine 3 scoops
  • soy sauce 1 scoop
  • oyster sauce 1 scoop
  • vegetable oil 20ml

Steps for Bean sprouts

  • Make Bean sprouts step 0
    1
    Handle the pelicans, remove the live sleigh shells, remove the internal organs, clean them up one by one。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 1
    2
    Wine and starch, a little salt, and a little lemon juice for about 10 minutes。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 2
    3
    Green bean sprouts are removed from their roots, water is immersed for about 10 minutes, water is washed clean and dried, water is boiled in the pot, a little salt and vegetable oil is put in half a spoon and green bean sprouts are rinsed up for one minute。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 3
    4
    Put it in a deeper plate, strip the garlic head off, crush it into garlic, clean the peppers, clean the onions。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 4
    5
    Put stork oil and oyster sauce on it, and put ready on the platinum with the onion garlic and pepper。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 5
    6
    Prepare a pot, which is hot and hot, and pours the oil into the platinum, so that it may be smouldered, and soaks of fresh bean sprouts and freshly fragrances of beads, each of which will roll over your buds。
  • Make Bean sprouts step 6
    7
    Come and try your favorite friend。
  • Bean sprouts Make Tips

    Attach a little common sense: the difference between an oyster and an oyster, which is actually an oyster, which is commonly known as an oyster, and an oyster, which is a kind of an oyster, is that the difference is that it is larger than an ordinary oyster, and the most likely to be more than a pound of shells。