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Stone vegetables, also called weeping pot grass, are delicious when stir-fried or served cold, and have the effect of clearing away heat and relieving fire. It is also a good material for making slurry. I plan to plant a pot at home so that it can be viewed and eaten. -
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There are many materials for making water vegetables, such as celery, celery, rape, potherb, cabbage, radish tassels, cabbage, and wild vegetables can also be used as raw materials, such as shepherd's purse, dandelion, kudzu. Alfalfa, alfalfa, stone vegetables, etc. Stone vegetables are very tender and clean. Soak them directly in light salt water for 20 minutes, then rinse and control the water. -
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Dissolve the flour with water, boil a pot of water, pour in the mixed flour sauce, and bring to a boil. -
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Put in the stone vegetables, blanch them for 20 seconds, and turn them over with chopsticks to allow the stone vegetables to heat evenly. -
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Let cool, add slurry water, or add vinegar if you like it sour. -
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Pour the vegetables and soup into the vessel containing the slurry water and cover tightly. Store at room temperature. The vegetable leaves will turn yellow and the soup will become sour the next day, and you can eat it. -
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Let it cool completely, put it into a bottle, and put it in the refrigerator to keep it from going bad for a long time. -
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There is some slurry leftPut it in a bottle and use it as a starter next time. -
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Eat it directly and make rice grits in the morning, Mrs. Mei. -
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This is slurry made from celery.
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Key point: oil-free! No oil! ! No oil! ! !