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Yardlong Beans Mixed with Wood Ear Mushrooms

Yardlong Beans Mixed with Wood Ear Mushrooms

Blanched yardlong beans and wood ear mushrooms trade crunch for crunch, joined by chili rings and minced garlic in a dressing that stays light and clean.

Instructions

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    Wash the yardlong beans and pinch off the ends, then clean them thoroughly. After the water boils, pour in the yardlong beans. Blanch them, and once the color changes, continue to cook for about one more minute, then remove them. Rinse with cold water, cut into one-inch segments, place them on a plate, and set aside.

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    Soak the wood ear mushrooms.

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    Clean the wood ear mushrooms and tear them into small pieces. Place a pot on the stove, put the soaked wood ear mushrooms into boiling water, remove them, drain, and put them into a bowl for later use.

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    Minced garlic, red chili rings, and green chili rings, set aside.

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    Put it into a garlic mortar with an appropriate amount of salt and crush it well.

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    Put the cowpeas and black fungus into a basin.

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    Pour in the minced garlic and black sesame, then drizzle with hot oil.

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    Then pour in a little light soy sauce, flavored vinegar, and chicken essence, and stir evenly.

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    Ready to serve.

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    Fragrant, spicy, and tasty.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • yardlong bean
    a handful
  • black fungus
    to taste
  • Black sesame
    a pinch

Auxiliary Ingredients

  • Garlic
    a pinch
  • Red chili pepper
    2 pieces
  • Green chili
    2 pieces

Seasonings

  • Peanut oil
    to taste
  • Salt
    to taste
  • light soy sauce
    to taste
  • Aromatic vinegar
    to taste
  • chicken essence
    a pinch