Spinach with Sesame Sauce
Overview
[Sesame Spinach] Grab the tail of spinach. In our local area, spinach is a vegetable that is sown in autumn and harvested in winter. In spring, as the temperature rises, spinach quickly ages and becomes unpalatable. Every spring, eating spinach salad several times is a must. Mix it with minced garlic, mix it with sesame sauce, or just use oil and vinegar sauce. I mainly like spinach, and it tastes delicious no matter how you mix it. The sesame paste I used today has a few pine seeds in it. In addition to the strong aroma of sesame paste, it also has the aroma of pine nuts, which is very good.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Blanch the clean spinach in a pot and pour a little cooking oil and sugar into the water.
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Prepare seasonings. The sesame paste I used is original and needs to be seasoned. If it is salty, don’t add any more salt. The sesame paste itself is thicker and tasteless. I used cold boiled water, light soy sauce and salt
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Blanch the spinach, take it out and pour water to cool it. Because the temperature is not high, I didn't use water.
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Add cold water to light soy sauce and dissolve the sugar and salt
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Pour the light soy sauce into the sesame paste.
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Mix thoroughly.
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If the sesame paste is still very thick, add a small amount of cold water.
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Make the sesame paste you are satisfied with.
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Shape the cooled spinach onto a plate, top with the prepared sesame sauce, top with oily chilies, top with pine seeds, top with shredded red peppers, and mix while eating.