Stir-fried mustard mustard with soybeans
Overview
Potherb mustard is a common vegetable in the north, mainly used for pickling pickles. At the end of autumn, a large number of fresh mustard seeds are on the market. Choose the ones with fat leaves and long stems, clean them, and pickle them with coarse salt. If you have a pickle jar, it is best. If not, you can also use a clay pot. After ten days and a half, the spiciness inside has been pickled out, you can use it to stir-fry pickles. Add soaked soybeans or dried red peppers when frying, and just have a bowl of porridge or boil some noodles. It is an extremely simple home-cooked delicacy.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Clean the pickled mustard seeds
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Soak the dry soybeans in advance and remove the dead beans and hard beans
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Cut the mustard into small cubes
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Put more oil in the wok, add chopped green onions, stir-fry until fragrant
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Pour in the mustard seeds and stir-fry for a while, then add the soybeans
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After stir-frying for a few minutes, pour hot water until it is level with the vegetables, cover, and simmer over medium-low heat for about five minutes until the soybeans are cooked
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Open the lid, collect the juice, and serve
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Have a bowl of clear porridge or boiled noodles, it’s really refreshing, simple and delicious!