Stir-fried broad beans with meat
Overview
Tender broad beans are a highly seasonal vegetable and should be eaten as early as possible. After peeling, if the nail-like crescent shape on the top of the bean is light green, it means the broad bean is very tender and can be eaten in the shell; if it has turned black, it means it is old and the vitamin C content will decrease slightly. Broad beans vary in tenderness and can be eaten in different ways. Tender broad beans can be cooked or stir-fried with a little oil, making them tender and delicious. Old broad beans can be made into bean paste, or cooked with eggs, etc. to make soup, which is smooth and delicate in the mouth.
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Steps
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Fresh broad beans
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Select the crescent moon that has not turned black and remove the skin.
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Chopped lettuce soaked
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Put vegetable oil in the pot and fry the meat until it changes color
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Pour in broad beans and stir over high heat
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Add lettuce and red pepper and mix well
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Add salt and light soy sauce and mix well.
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Fragrant broad beans and stir-fried meat would be great