This season, I begin to eat cowpeas. Some places are also called Jiangdou. Jiangbiandou. Cowpea is good for spleen and dampness. Main spleen and stomach weakness, dysentery, thirst; kidney deficiency and lumbago. So it's necessary to eat more of it in the season. Today, share a piece of fermented cowpea. It's shared by my wechat friends. It's also shared with you
Step1:Wash and dice mushroom
Step2:Add diced mushrooms, soy sauce, salt and cornflour to the meat filling and stir well. Marinate for half an hour.
Step3:The cowpea is delicate, and it's better to braid. Take off the head and tail and wash it
Step4:Put water in the pot. Add a little oil and salt to boil. Put cowpeas in a small heat and cook for about two minutes. Remove and drain
Step5:Cowpeas bend from the middle into a circle of appropriate siz
Step6:Braid the cowpeas on one side first. Tie the cowpeas in a circle
Step7:Braid the other side again. Cut off any extra beans after braidin
Step8:Then put the stuffing into the cowpea ring. Press gently to make the meat filling tight.
Step9:Add a little oil to the pan. Fry over low heat. Don't turn it back and forth. It's easy to break. You can shake the pan back and forth. Until one side is fixed and discolored. Then turn the other sid
Step10:In a small bowl, pour in soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar, starch and water to thicken the sauce. Pour in the fried cowpeas
Step11:Cover the pot. Simmer for about three minutes. Turn over the noodles in the middle. When you have a little juice left, turn off the heat and put it on the plate
Step12:The seasoning is suitable for my taste. You can taste it with chopsticks after you adjust it until it suits your taste
Step13:No one's out of the loo
Step14:Finished product drawin
Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.