Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings

Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings

Overview

Wolfberry seedlings are the young stems and leaves of Lycium barbarum, a herbaceous plant of the Solanaceae family. Alias: wolfberry vegetables, wolfberry heads, wolfberry leaves, wolfberry tips. Function: Clear away heat and replenish deficiency, nourish liver and improve eyesight. Usage: Used for dizziness, night blindness, red eyes, astringent pain, and filmy film caused by deficiency of liver yin or liver heat; deficiency of irritability and fever, thirst and dry mouth; deficiency of fire and toothache. Ingredients: Contains betaine, β-sitosterol glucoside, tannins, rutin, vitamin B1, vitamin C, various amino acids, and various organic acids such as succinic acid and malic acid. Meridian distribution of nature and flavor: bitter, sweet, cool in nature. Enters the liver and kidney meridians.

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Steps

  1. Pick and wash wolfberry seedlings

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 1
  2. Put into a pot of boiling water

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 2
  3. Blanch it and take it out

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 3
  4. Soak in cold boiled water

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 4
  5. Blanch black fungus and vermicelli in boiling water until soft

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 5
  6. Add salt and chicken essence to the garlic and mash it into minced garlic

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 6
  7. Add rice vinegar, oyster sauce and sesame oil to taste

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 7
  8. Dry the soaked black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings and put them into the pot

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 8
  9. Pour in the prepared sauce

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 9
  10. Mix well

    Cold black fungus, vermicelli and wolfberry seedlings step 10