Radish, bean sprouts and pickles
Overview
It is best to eat red radish in winter. It is anti-cancer and rich in vitamin A. It is basically free of purine. It is anti-gout, lowers blood pressure, helps digestion, relieves coughs and asthma, detoxifies and beautifies... various effects. After harvesting the radish grown at home, I made some pickles and paired them with various porridges, which are great for meals!
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Ingredients
Steps
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One radish
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Cut the radish into cubes
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Soak the soybeans one night in advance and let them soak
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Heat oil in the wok, add chopped green onion, and pour in diced radish. No photos were taken during the process
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Add soybeans and stir-fry
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Stir fry for a while and add salt
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Mix some soy sauce for color
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Continue to stir-fry until the radish becomes soupy, then add an appropriate amount of water, cover and simmer
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At this time prepare the water starch
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After the soybeans are cooked, add water starch to make the pickles thick and ready to serve! It goes well with all kinds of porridge!