Diced lotus root with mushrooms in hot and sour sauce

lotus root:200g mushroom:2 spicy millet:2 garlic:2 flaps salt:3g white vinegar:3 scoops canola oil:20g sugar:1 spoon https://cp1.douguo.com/upload/caiku/9/0/f/yuan_906e9367eaa969c8f17f25096423bdaf.jpeg

Diced lotus root with mushrooms in hot and sour sauce

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Diced lotus root with mushrooms in hot and sour sauce

Lotus root has a good nutritional value no matter raw or cooked food. Cooked food can nourish stomach, Yin, spleen and Qi. It has a good nourishing effect. Therefore, I specially made an appetizer for my father. With mushrooms, I can improve my immunity. Lotus root is rich in vitamin C and minerals. It has efficacy. It is good for heart. It can promote metabolism and prevent rough skin. Lotus root has a high content of vitamin C (40-50mg / 100g). It also contains polyphenols and peroxidase, which can clean up the garbage in human body. Lotus root is not very high in sugar, but also contains a lot of vitamin C and food fiber. It is very beneficial for people with liver disease, constipation, diabetes and other debilitating diseases. Lotus root is rich in high-quality protein (about 2%). Its amino acid composition is close to human needs and has high biological value. In addition, lotus root is rich in dietary fiber (about 2%). Calcium and phosphorus content

Cooking Steps

  1. Step1:Wash and dice lotus root and mushroom. Chop garlic and spicy mille

  2. Step2:The oil pot is hot, and the garlic is fragran

  3. Step3:Stir fried lotus roo

  4. Step4:Stir fried diced mushroom

  5. Step5:Add white vinega

  6. Step6:Add suga

  7. Step7:Stir fry well with salt. Add hot millet and turn off the hea

  8. Step8:Finished produc

  9. Step9:Finished produc

  10. Step10:Finished produc

Cooking tips:1. It can be eaten by the general population. 2. It is very beneficial for people with liver disease, constipation, diabetes and other debilitating diseases. 3. It is very suitable for people with congestion, hematemesis, bleeding, urination and hematochezia, as well as for puerpera. 4. Due to the cool nature of lotus root, it is not suitable for puerpera to eat it too early. Generally, lotus root can be eaten after 12 weeks postpartum. There are skills in making delicious dishes.

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