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Key Processing Techniques for Fried Flavor Foods Made from Oyster Mushrooms
Using fresh oyster mushrooms as the raw material, fried processing can produce flavored dried oyster mushrooms and oyster mushroom nutritional oil. 1. Raw material selection: Choose fresh oyster mushrooms of suitable maturity, normal mushroom shape, free of disease spots and insect damage, and with spores not yet released as the raw material. 2. Raw material handling: Cut off the mushroom stems, quickly rinse with clean water to remove debris, drain, then use a fan to blow-dry the surface moisture. Do not soak for too long during washing; if the mushrooms absorb too much water, use a centrifugal spin dryer to remove most of the moisture. After washing, cut the raw material into mushroom strips 2 cm wide. 3. Frying: Use refined rapeseed oil; the oyster mushroom addition
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Stir-fried Tea Tree Mushrooms with Scallops in Teriyaki Sauce: fresh, fragrant and savory, perfect with rice
"Stir-fried Tea Tree Mushrooms with Scallops in Teriyaki Sauce" is a stir-fry with a Japanese touch. The "teriyaki sauce" here is Japanese-style "meat teriyaki sauce," though a Korean-made version can also be used, and the taste will not differ much. Some old friends think this kind of sauce is a "professional" seasoning, so they rarely buy it to use at home. In fact, it is a very widely used sauce; besides Korean and Japanese cuisine, it is also commonly used in Chinese and Western cooking. This teriyaki sauce can be used to cook fish, meat, vegetables and mushrooms, mostly by pan-frying, stir-frying, braising and simmering. At home, you can use teriyaki sauce to make stir-fries and some
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