
Health benefits
Baby cabbage: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Pepper: nourish blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Longkou vermicelli ( A small bundle ) | Baby cabbage ( Three hundred grams ) |
Garlic (Twice as much as stir-fry) | Chives ( Appropriate amount ) |
Fuel consumption ( Three grams ) | Tea seed oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Light soy sauce ( five grams ) | Millet pepper ( one ) |
Pepper ( Two grams ) | Salt ( Two grams span> ) |
MSG ( One gram ) |
How to make vermicelli baby vegetables

1.Prepare the ingredients

2. Wash the baby cabbage and cut it into individual pieces.Just don't cut off the pedicle.

3. Boil water in a hot pot.When the water boils, add the chopped baby cabbage and cook until raw..

4. Use a larger container filled with cold water and take out the cooked baby cabbage.Soak in cold water.

5.Put the vermicelli into the water where the baby cabbage has been cooked and turn off the heat.Soak in boiling water until soft.

6. Take a large bowl and fill it with cold water.Take out the soaked vermicelli and put it in the cold water.Soak it cold.

7. Drain the baby cabbage and put it on a plate

8. Drain the water from the vermicelli, cut several sections with scissors and place them on top of the baby cabbage.Cut it to make it easier to eat.

9. Chop the garlic and chives into mince, and sprinkle the garlic on top of the vermicelli.I forgot to take a photo of the millet pepper.

10. Heat the water in a pot until it boils.Add the vermicelli, baby cabbage, cover and steam ten minutes.

11. Take a small bowl and add light soy sauce, salt, pepper, MSG, millet pepper, Tea seed oil, oil consumption, chives.

12. When the time is up, take out the vermicelli and baby vegetables, pour in the seasoning and serve immediately..
Tips
If you like it very soft, steam it for a few more minutes.If you like spicy food, you can add more millet pepper or chili oil.
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