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Stir-fried King oyster mushroom that goes well with rice

2018-03-16 16:40:58
Main ingredients: 
2 King oyster mushrooms
1 green pepper
Moderate chopped onion
Condiments: Peanut oil, soy sauce, salt
Steps:
1. Remove both sides of King oyster mushroom, then cut mushrooms into strips.
2. Go seed of the green pepper, then cut it into slices or break it into chunks according to your preference.
3. In a skillet, add moderate peanut oil, once hot, drop in chopped onion and stir till fragrant, then combine with King oyster mushroom strips and fry till soft.
4. Invite green pepper slices and maintain the heat for 2-3 minutes.
5. Season with a dash of salt and sprinkle with moderate soy sauce if you like. Serve.
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