
Health benefits
Cucumber: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Vinegar: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Tartary buckwheat noodles ( 250g ) | Chicken breast ( whole piece ) |
Cucumber ( Two roots ) | Lettuce leaves ( A small handful ) |
Red pepper ( two roots ) | Laoganma hot sauce ( 2 tablespoons ) |
Light soy sauce (3 tablespoons) | |
Sesame oil ( 2 tablespoons ) | Dried bell pepper ( 1 tablespoon ) |
Minced garlic ( appropriate amount ) | White sesame seeds (appropriate amount) |
Salt ( a little ) | Olive oil ( A little ) |
Green onion segments ( A little span> ) | Ginger slices ( a little ) |
Garlic cloves ( 4-5 pcs ) | Cooking wine (appropriate amount) |
How to make cold shredded chicken and tartary buckwheat noodles

1. After the water in the pot is boiled, add green onions, ginger slices, garlic cloves, cooking wine, and the whole chicken breast into the water and cook, then take it out and let it cool.

2. Let the whole piece of cooked chicken breast cool and tear it into shreds by hand for later use..

3. Sauce - hot sauce, light soy sauce, sesame oil, vinegar, scallop , minced garlic and white sesame seeds

4.Prepare the dish code

5.Cucumber, lettuce leaves, and red pepper shredded

7. After the water in the pot is boiled, add a little salt and olive oil.Boil the tartary buckwheat noodles in the water, take them out, and cool them with cold water..Add salt and olive oil to the cooking water to make the noodles more chewy.

8.Add the prepared shredded chicken, various dish codes and seasonings juice, mix well and serve to make a delicious bowl of cold shredded chicken and tartary buckwheat noodles.

6.The ingredients I use are tartary buckwheat noodles from Yunnan
Tips
If you like sweet food, you can add an appropriate amount of sugar to the sauce.In addition, different chili sauces should have different flavors.You can use your favorite chili sauce to adjust the sauce as you like.
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