This Dish, Everyone Can Make It, Three Large Plates, Low Cost, Crispy and Delicious
Spring brings a revival of life, with new leaves sprouting, and springtime seasonal dishes are particularly fresh. Today, I'm sharing a popular home-cooked dish – chives and mung bean sprouts. It has three key characteristics: firstly, the method is incredibly simple, almost everyone can easily master it, even simpler than tomato and egg stir-fry; secondly, it's extremely affordable, the prices of mung bean sprouts and chives are very low, costing only 3 yuan for a basket, enough to make a large serving, very cost-effective; thirdly, the taste is rich, the chives are tender, the mung bean sprouts are crisp, and it's a truly delicious dish, perfect for a meal.
Although this is a simple and quick home-cooked dish, there are techniques involved in making it. First, you need to stir-fry quickly; mung bean sprouts and chives are easily overcooked, becoming mushy and discolored if overcooked. Therefore, to maintain their best texture and color, stir-fry over high heat and quickly, speed is key. Let's take a look at the specific method below.
Chives 250g, mung bean sprouts 300g, garlic 2 cloves, rice vinegar 1 spoon, soy sauce 1 spoon, oil as needed, salt a little
1. Wash and chop the chives into segments, trim the heads and tails of the mung bean sprouts and rinse thoroughly, then dry them. Slice the garlic.
2. Heat oil in a pan, add garlic and stir-fry until fragrant.
3. Add the mung bean sprouts and drizzle with rice vinegar, stir-fry quickly until evenly combined. Rice vinegar not only flavors the dish but also helps maintain the crispness of the mung bean sprouts.
4. Add the chives and stir-fry quickly for a few seconds.
5. Drizzle with soy sauce and a little salt, stir-fry evenly, and immediately serve. Salt should be added last, otherwise the mung bean sprouts and chives are likely to release water.
That's all for the home-cooked recipe for chives and mung bean sprouts. Remember, stir-frying over high heat and quick action are crucial. Don't linger or you'll end up with mushy mung bean sprouts and pale chives. Today's sharing is over. I hope you enjoy it.
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