It's sour

By VicentaLakin

It's sour
Temperature changes during the first spring, especially in and out of the north, are dry, and a few fresh vegetables help to relieve the laxity. A lot of things are interesting, as a few years ago it was difficult to swallow the sound of the loudspeaker, and today it has become a healthy diet; the wild vegetables that were once used to feed in the famine years have come to the hotel hall, in the name of “green wild vegetables”. It's actually a healthy green vegetable, and it's nice to order wild vegetables after eating big fish. It's a wonderful thing to go to the field and dig for some wild vegetables. Sorbs are a common kind of wild vegetables in the spring. Sorrow-like leaves are long, small flowers with geese and yellow are fresh and fresh. It's easy to eat in spring when you're digging up some bitter food. Eating bitter food with sauce without a bitter taste, and then it's refreshing. Today's diet is based on juice, which is a bit more cumbersome than the saliva, but the taste is rising again, at least much more elegant。

Recipe Recommendations

  • ku Cai appropriate amount
  • onion companion sauce appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • cold vinegar appropriate amount
  • Weijixian soy sauce appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for It's sour

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    Pick dry leaves and wash them。
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    Cut the root with a knife。
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    Take a clean bowl and pour a spoonful of sugar and a one-two spoonful of very fresh sauce。
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    Bring in a spoon of vinegar。
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    Dig into a spoonful of onion and partner sauce, and even。
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    I'm going to bring in the right amount of perfume。
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    I'll just pour the tattered juice on the grub。
  • It's sour Make Tips

    Kucai is bitter and cold in nature, possessing the efficacy of clearing heat, detoxifying, and cooling the blood. The rich iron content in Kucai helps prevent anemia; various inorganic salts and trace elements are beneficial for children's growth and development; and multiple vitamins can promote wound healing and prevent vitamin deficiencies. 1. Bitter foods should not be consumed in excess at one time; excessive bitterness can easily cause discomfort reactions such as nausea, vomiting, and stomach upset. 2. Eating Kucai dipped in sauce can offset its bitter taste. 3. A sauce made from scallion paste, white sugar, vinegar, premium soy sauce, and sesame oil is excellent for seasoning various vegetables.