Sauce peas with fungus
I have always liked beans, and I love them no matter how I make them. There is no favorite edamame this season, so why don't you have a plate of corea beans? They are crisp, refreshing and nutritious. Will they look very appetizing...
Recipe Recommendations
- slightly spicy
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Sauce peas with fungus

1
Grab a small handful of fungus and use warm foam one hour in advance;
2
These are freshly bought peas;
3
Remove the two ends of the peas and the old stems on the sides;
4
Cut the ginger and garlic, thicken with a spoonful of starch;
5
This is a well-brewed fungus, and you can soak so much with just a few slices;
6
heat in a proper amount of oil pan;
7
Stir fry the ginger, garlic and red peppers in the oil;
8
Pour in the washed and drained peas and stir fry quickly;
9
Stir fry until the peas turn green, and pour in the fungus;
10
Continue to stir fry;
11
Feel like it is ripe, add salt to taste;
12
Continue to stir-fry the salt, add in the prepared thickening juice, stir fry for a few times to collect the juice.Sauce peas with fungus Make Tips
This dish does not need to be stir-fried too well. It is crisp and refreshing to taste delicious