Quick Sauté: Garlic chive with semi-dry beancurd韭菜炒豆干

Semi-dry beancurd is made from organic soybeans using the traditional way that ancient Chinese did for thousands of years. It tastes firm and flavorful and is great for meat substitute. Garlic chive is in season from late spring throughout the summer and is famous for its strength building feature for both young and old. It has been long used to improve male "performance" among poor peasant class in Asian countries who cannot afford expensive ingredients like oysters or other meats.
Quick Sauté: Garlic chive with semi-dry beancurd韭菜炒豆干
Semi-dry beancurd is made from organic soybeans using the traditional way that ancient Chinese did for thousands of years. It tastes firm and flavorful and is great for meat substitute. Garlic chive is in season from late spring throughout the summer and is famous for its strength building feature for both young and old. It has been long used to improve male "performance" among poor peasant class in Asian countries who cannot afford expensive ingredients like oysters or other meats.
Steps
- 1
Cut everything into matchsticks and set aside.Rinse garlic chives in water one by one and cut into inch lengthwise.
- 2
Saute onion, bell peppers strips in oil until aromatic for 30s. Add beancurd strips and keep on saute until a little bit golden for 3 and half minutes.
- 3
Add minced garlic and sure for another 30s. Finally add garlic chives and adjust seasoning before plating.
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