
Health benefits
Carrots: Strengthen the spleen
Zucchini: Clear away heat
Sichuan peppercorns: Stop diarrhea
Ingredients
Carrot ( One (large) ) | Zucchini ( One (small) ) |
Bean sprouts (half a catty) | Wonton wrappers (one catty span> ) |
Spring onions or onions ( About two ounces ) | Ginger and garlic ( appropriate amount ) | Salt (appropriate amount) | Vinegar ( appropriate amount ) |
Light soy sauce ( A small amount ) | MSG ( A small amount ) |
Panthoxylum bungeanum ( A small amount ) | Oyster sauce ( A small amount ) |
How to make three silk spring rolls (wonton wrappers)

1. Wash vegetables and set aside.

2. Slice the ginger and garlic, blanch the bean sprouts in water and scoop out the shallots or shallots.Silk spare.Cut the carrots and zucchini into shreds, mix with a small amount of salt and vinegar, and let sit for about twenty minutes.

3.Pinch the carrots and zucchini shreds to remove the moisture.Heat oil in a pan.When the oil is hot, add ginger, garlic, and peppercorns and stir-fry until fragrant.Remove the ginger, garlic, and peppercorns.Add shallots or onion shreds to the pan and stir-fry until raw or soft.Add three shreds and stir-fry.Add appropriate amount of salt, monosodium glutamate, light soy sauce, and oyster sauce, stir-fry evenly, and set aside.

4.Take a wonton wrapper, stretch it slowly and appropriately, as follows Picture package of spring rolls.

5. Turn the wrapped spring rolls over and stack them one by one to prevent moisture in the vegetables.Exudation leads to skin breakdown.

6. Heat up about two kilograms of oil in the pan and wait until the oil temperature reaches When the temperature is 80% to 90% hot, fry the spring rolls until golden brown and take them out.

7. Let cool slightly before eating.
Tips
1.When frying Sansi, add less salt, because salt has already been added when pickling vegetables, and both light soy sauce and oyster sauce contain salt.
When making 2 packs of spring rolls, you can use your fingers to dip in water to stick the connecting parts of the dough.
3 If you can’t finish it all at once, you can fry the excess until it’s about 70% ripe and serve it out, then fry it again when you eat it next time.
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