Stone vegetables 200 grams Pure water pulp 200
Rice vinegar 50 grams flour 2 scoops
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Step 1

There are many materials for making water vegetables, such as celery, celery, rapeseed, potherb, cabbage, radish leaves, cabbage. You can also use wild vegetables as raw materials, such as shepherd's purse, dandelion, caper grass, alfalfa, stone cabbage and so on. I usually use hairy celery more, and it is rare to encounter stone vegetables. Illustration of how to make spring delicious stone vegetables and water vegetables 2

Step 2

Wash the stone vegetables carefully and control the water. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 3

Step 3

Dissolve the flour with water, boil a pot of water, pour in the mixed flour sauce, and bring to a boil. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 4

Step 4

Add the stone vegetables and scald them for 20 seconds. Use chopsticks to turn them over and blanch them evenly. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 5

Step 5

Let cool, add slurry water and add rice vinegar if you like sourness. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 6

Step 6

Ladle the vegetables and soup into a vessel filled with slurry water and cover tightly. Store at room temperature. The vegetable leaves will turn yellow and the soup will become sour the next day, and you can eat it. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 7

Step 7

Let cool completely, put into bottles, and store in the refrigerator.Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 8

Step 8

Put the remaining water into a bottle and keep it as a starter. Illustration of how to make delicious spring stone vegetables and water vegetables 9

Step 9

Grab a bowl and put some corn grits on it, Mrs. Mei Cooking tips for pickled vegetables

Oil-free operation throughout the process