White Artemisia Steamed Vegetables
White Artemisia 540g | flour 520g |
Green onions 50g | Oil 3 tablespoons |
Salt 2 scoops | Thirteen fragrant powder 1 scoop |
Step 1
Materials required.Step 2
Choose clean Artemisia annua. Rinse and drain the white artemisia, chop the scallions and set aside. Divide the flour into three portions and set aside.Step 3
Rinse and drain the white wormwood into a large bowl. Sprinkle a small amount of flour onto the white wormwood and stir evenly to coat the white wormwood with a thin layer of flour. Then sprinkle in an appropriate amount of salt, stir evenly, then sprinkle in a small amount of flour, stir evenly, and coat the salt.Step 4
Place green onions on top of the mixed white wormwood.Step 5
Sprinkle a small amount of thirteen-spice powder.Step 6
Heat oil in a wok.Step 7
After the oil is hot, pour it hot over the thirteen-spice powder and green onions.Step 8
4. Sprinkle a small amount of flour on the oiled green onions, and mix the green onions and flour little by little.Step 9
Finally, mix the remaining flour into the white wormwood and shake out the sticky wormwood with flour.Step 10
Boil the water in the steamer, put on the grate, and lay out the grate pad. I used rolled out dough. Because the dough is so well-sealed, I have to poke holes in the middle for ventilation.Step 11
Gently place the stirred Artemisia annua on the grate and turn the heat to medium after ten minutes to inflate.Twenty minutes will do.Step 12
Top with garlic chili when eating. Cooking Techniques for Steamed Vegetables with White ArtemisiaTips:
1. When steaming white wormwood, drain the water from the washed wormwood and add less flour. Because white wormwood has little moisture, you need to mix less flour, otherwise the steamed taste will be too dry. The amount of flour I use is suitable for my family's situation, please adjust according to actual conditions.
2. In our hometown, we usually steam it like this and then add garlic and spicy water to eat it. Due to geographical and customary reasons, if you don't like it, please avoid it.
3. I basically use this method to steam vegetables. The roots of the steamed vegetables are clear and chewy. It is just a personal preference and is for reference only!