Hand-shredded cabbage made in a cast iron pot
Overview
There is a saying that the highest level of cooking skills does not lie in whether you can cook big fish and meat, but in whether you can put the finishing touch on some ordinary ingredients. Just like an ordinary vegetable like cabbage, it must be shredded in a dry pot to make it shine and have more flavor, because the cross-section of the hand-shred cabbage is uneven, which is not only easier to taste, but also gives a bit of casual and unrestrained; while the dry pot method is grand in its simplicity, and can also bring out the crispy and sour taste of the cabbage. Today, let’s see with your friends how to fill the family table with side dishes in 1 drop of oil and 2 minutes.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Tear the cabbage into small pieces with your hands and wash and set aside.
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Preheat the enamel pot over medium heat for 2 minutes and pour in a small teaspoon of cooking oil.
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Pour in the washed cabbage.
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Add 2 tsp hoisin soy sauce.
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Cover the pot and cook over medium heat for 2 minutes. Turn off the heat and simmer for 2 minutes before opening the lid and serving.