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If you cut bellflower vertically and slightly, the skin will peel off easily. I've only trimmed half of the balloon flower, but it's quite a lot! If you cut it vertically into bite-size pieces, the balloon flower is done. It tastes bitter, so it's better to put it in cold water!
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It's important to take out the bitter taste of balloon flower. First, put in sun-dried salt and pat it! If you do this, your breath dies and the bitterness is removed to a certain extent.
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If you touch it with sun-dried salt, it will kill your breath and make it soft. This is all you have to do when making bellflower roots seasoned with vinegar.
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Blanch bellflower in a pot. All you have to do is blanch bellflower in boiling water.
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Rinse slightly blanched bellflower in cold water.
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Squeeze the water and get ready to stir-fry~ If you blanch it with salt, the bitter taste of bellflower root will go away.
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I put oil and minced garlic in the royal pan and stir-fried it with garlic scent. It smells good and tastes better if you add minced garlic instead of bellflower roots.
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If it smells like garlic, add bellflower roots and stir-fry gently over low heat. It's blanched, so you don't have to stir-fry it for a long time.
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Stir-fry gently using wooden chopsticks.
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Add a bit of salt and stir-fry the green onions. That's it.
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If you finish it with sesame oil or perilla oil, it's more savory and delicious.