RESEP CAH BROKOLI JAMUR KUPING ENAK

RESEP CAH BROKOLI JAMUR KUPING ENAK

BAHAN :
  • 1 buah brokoli, potong per kuntum,
  • 100 gr jamur kuping segar/kering, rendam dalam air hangat, potong-potong,
  • 1 sdm minyak goreng,
  • 1 buah bawang bombay,
  • 2 siung bawang putih,
  • 1 sdm minyak wijen,
  • 150 gr kacang mede goreng,
  • 2 sdm saus tiram,
  • 200 ml air kaldu ayam,
  • 1 sdm maizena, larutkan air.
  • Merica, gula, garam secukupnya
CARA MEMBUAT CAH BROKOLI ENAK :
  1. Panaskan minyak goreng lalu tumis bawang bombay dan bawang putih hingga harum. Masukkan air kaldu lalu biarkan mendidih. Tambahkan brokoli dan jamur, masak hingga berubah warna.
  2. Masukkan minyak wijen, saus tiram, merica dan garam. Aduk rata. Masukkan larutan maizena, masak hingga matang.
  3. Taburi dengan kacang mede goreng, aduk rata, dan sajikan.
  4. Lama memasak: 15 menit
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