每日美食134: 素肉丝

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每日美食134: 素肉丝

7/29/2021

素肉丝
素肉丝

材料(1-2人份)

5至6个杏鲍菇。

腌料

新鲜姜末1茶匙、糖1茶匙、酱油1匙、番茄酱1匙、水少许(可选)、蒜瓣1至2个(剁碎)、橄榄油1匙、葱花2匙。

素肉丝材料
素肉丝材料


作法

1.先调制好腌料,尝一尝。

2.杏鲍菇切丝。拌入腌料搁置15分钟。

3.起锅热橄榄油,放入蒜瓣炒香。加入腌好的杏鲍菇,炒大约5分钟。

4.放入盘中,撒上葱花。

起锅热橄榄油,放入蒜瓣炒香。
起锅热橄榄油,放入蒜瓣炒香。

加入腌好的杏鲍菇,炒大约5分钟。
加入腌好的杏鲍菇,炒大约5分钟。

小叮咛

杏鲍菇切细一点会更入味,也较快炒熟。请按照自己的喜好调整粗细。

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