Boiled vegetables
Broccoli Appropriate amount | Carrot Appropriate amount |
White radish Appropriate amount | Konjac silk Appropriate amount |
Tofu skin/Yuba Appropriate amount | Soybean silk protein Appropriate amount |
Suchang Appropriate amount | Cabbage Appropriate amount |
Lotus root Appropriate amount | Yam Half root |
Agaric Appropriate amount | Enoki mushroom 1 handful |
Sichuan peppercorns Appropriate amount | Pixian Doubanjiang 2-3 spoons |
tempeh 1 spoon | Pepper powder Appropriate amount |
Star anise 1 | Oil Appropriate amount |
Step 1
1. You can use any ingredients for this dish. Just choose the ingredients you like. Wash all the ingredients and cut/slice them. 2. Put oil in the pot, stir-fry more than usual, saute Sichuan peppercorns, peppercorns, and star anise until fragrant. Add a spoonful of black bean paste and 2-3 spoons of Pixian bean paste. Stir-fry until the aroma is overflowing. 3. Add boiling water and cook the ingredients in order according to their degree of maturity. Add less salt and taste it because the bean paste is also salty. 4. When the ingredients are cooked, turn off the heat and put them into a large bowl. Strain the soup with a slotted spoon and pour it over. Sprinkle with pepper powder. I grind it with a grinder to spread it more evenly. 5. Wash the pot, heat it up, add some oil, heat it and pour it on the vegetables sprinkled with pepper powder. Wow~ the fragrance is endless~ Cooking tips for boiled vegetablesPlace the ingredients as you like, not limited to those in the recipe. Broccoli or cauliflower are good side dishes. I usually blanch them in advance to remove pesticide residues and make them easier to cook when cooked. It is also best to blanch the fungus in advance to remove the earthy smell.