Malantou mixed with dried fragrant seeds
Overview
Malantou is also known as malan, red stem vegetable, chicken intestine, field chrysanthemum, purple chrysanthemum, crabgrass, etc. It belongs to the Asteraceae Malan genus and is a perennial herbaceous plant. Malantou is originally a wild species, growing on roadsides, fields, and hillsides, and is found in most parts of the country. The tender stems and leaves of Malantou contain water, calcium, phosphorus, iron, carotene, potassium, vitamin B, niacin, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Malantou has a pungent and slightly cold taste, and has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and stopping bleeding, diuresis and reducing swelling.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the ingredients.
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Boil the dried fragrant seeds in salted boiling water for about 1 minute.
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Blanch the malan heads in a pot of salted boiling water.
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Blanch for ten seconds and the color will change.
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Drain in cool boiling water.
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Then squeeze out the water on top with your hands and chop into fine powder.
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Chop the dried fragrant seeds into the size of mung beans and add to the chopped malan heads.
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Add salt, sugar and sesame oil and mix well.
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It is a good side dish with rice, steamed buns and porridge.