STEP 1/9
For windbreak, pick light sprouts, wash them, and add 1 tablespoon of vinegar
Soak it for 3 minutes, rinse it in running water, and take it out
STEP 2/9
When the water boils, add 1 tablespoon of sea salt
Blanch the wind for 10 to 20 seconds
Add or subtract time according to the wind
STEP 3/9
The blanched wind is quickly rinsed under running water and drained through a sieve
STEP 4/9
Rinse the blanched wind in running water and squeeze the water with both hands
Add green onion, sesame oil, minced garlic
STEP 5/9
Add sesame salt and mix well
STEP 6/9
and add sesame oil or perilla oil
It's a clean, light and delicious seasoned wind-resistant vegetable
STEP 7/9
Effectiveness of Windproof Vegetables
It is said that windbreak vegetables, a seasonal food, were named because they prevent wind and were used as medicinal plants!~~
Windproof vegetables are rich in potassium and contain a lot of calcium and phosphorus iron minerals
It is rich in vitamin B and beta-carotene, so it is effective for symptoms such as cold, headache, and girdam
It is a plant that is rich in protein and fiber and grows well in the sand by the sea, and it has the effect of antipyretic pain
STEP 8/9
It's a delicate sprout, so I seasoned it and it's soft, savory, and delicious
I think spring greens made with seasonal ingredients are the best to stimulate your appetite
STEP 9/9
It's good to put pickled vegetables when it's bigger
Next time, I'm going to season it with red pepper paste and soybean paste~~
To be honest, I like the one with red pepper paste the most