Braised bamboo shoots in wine and oil

By MadelynRomaguera

Braised bamboo shoots in wine and oil
Ingredients: spring bamboo shoots

Recipe Recommendations

  • spring bamboo shoots One catty
  • wine appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • head pumping appropriate amount
  • water starch appropriate amount
  • oil appropriate amount

Steps for Braised bamboo shoots in wine and oil

  • Make  step 0
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    Clean the bamboo shoots.
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    Peel the bamboo shoots.
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    Why should bamboo shoots be cut into long strips? Because I don't fry them, cut them into strips for easy frying on both sides.
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    Cut the bamboo shoots and set aside.
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    I have prepared wine and distillers grains to replace sugar later.
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    Put water in the pan and bring to a boil.
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    Add the chopped bamboo shoots.
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    Blanch water.
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    Remove and set aside.
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    Changing the pan to fry on both sides, you can see that there is too much oil in the photo. In fact, it is not much, just a visual effect. Moreover, bamboo shoots need a little oil.
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    Add bamboo shoots.
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    Fry slowly.
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    Fry until golden brown on both sides, and switch back to the wok.
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    Pour wine and distillers grains.
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    Add soy sauce to boil, turn to low heat and simmer for five minutes.
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    After opening the lid.
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    Thicken the sauce and sprinkle with a little oil to make it brighter.
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    Stir fry evenly.
  • Braised bamboo shoots in wine and oil Make Tips

    Today's spring bamboo shoots are my first dish in spring. I used home-brewed wine and distiller's grains instead of white sugar, so that the sugar will be reduced and no self-reserved thickening will be formed, so I chose the thickening method. Of course, don't put onions, ginger and garlic, and don't put sesame oil will steal the flavor.