Master Recipe Vegetarian roasted three dices
A salty, fragrant, rich vegetarian dish with a ruddy and attractive color and salty flavor Just a little Lee Kum Kee sauce can make your vegetarian dish have a soul~
Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Pleurotus eryngii: Wash and cut into small cubes
, lettuce, carrots, peel them separately, cut into cubes of the same size as the king oyster mushrooms, white
green onions, and cut into green onion segments -
Cut the garlic into small pieces and set aside
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Sugar, light soy sauce, fresh chicken juice and water make a sauce and set aside
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Prepare 1 tablespoon of Lee Kum Kee Pork Rib Sauce
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Heat the oil in a wok, pour in the diced lettuce and carrots, stir-fry
over high heat, stir-fry slightly for about 2 minutes, stir-fry until the bamboo shoots are broken, and set aside -
Put oil in the pot again, add the green onion and garlic, stir-fry until fragrant, stir-fry the green onion fragrance in the
pot, pour in the diced king oyster mushrooms, stir-fry over high heat,
and stir-fry until the king oyster mushrooms are slightly out of the soup -
Stir-fry the oyster mushrooms, pour in the Lee Kum Kee pork rib sauce, stir-fry evenly
, stir-fry the sauce until fragrant, pour in the pre-prepared sauce
, and bring the sauce to a boil -
Cover the pot, turn the heat to medium and simmer for about 10 minutes
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Simmer until the soup is thick in the pot, open the lid, turn to high heat, stir-fry to reduce the juice
, fry the soup until thick, pour in the diced bamboo shoots and carrots
that have been fried in advance, and quickly stir-fry evenly -
Stir-fry until the soup is thick, evenly covered with ingredients, and then remove from the pan and serve on a plate
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