Today's Garlic and Enoki Mushroom with Vermicelli recipe is popular with garlic lovers! We use garlic, enoki mushrooms, and mung bean vermicelli (also called cellophane noodles or bean threads) as ingredients. This is an easy recipe to make with simple steps. It can be served as a side dish with lunch or dinner, or as a main course. If you don't want your lunch to be rice and some dishes, you can cook this Garlic and Enoki Mushroom with Vermicelli on its own. It's a good option when you're eating lunch at home alone.
Remove the roots of the mushrooms, separate them and wash them. Place them on a plate and set aside.
150 g enoki mushrooms
Chop the garlic cloves and chili peppers.
6 cloves fresh garlic, 3 xiao mi la (millet) chili peppers
Heat 15 ml of oil to 180° C (356° F). To make the sauce, add soy sauce, oyster sauce, salt, and sugar to the minced garlic and xiao mi la peppers. Pour in the hot oil and stir well.
5 ml salt, 3 ml sugar, white (granulated), 6 cloves fresh garlic, 15 ml oil, 10 ml oyster sauce, 3 xiao mi la (millet) chili peppers, 7 ml light soy sauce
Soak the mung bean vermicelli noodles in cold water to soften them, then remove them from the water.
50 g mung bean vermicelli
Add water to a pot, bring to a boil, put the vermicelli in the boiling water and cook for 3 seconds, then remove and drain.
50 g mung bean vermicelli
Place the fine vermicelli on the enoki mushrooms from step 1 and pour the sauce over the vermicelli.
This step requires a wok with a steaming plate and lid. Add water to the wok and bring to a boil. Place the steaming plate in the wok and put in the plate of enoki mushrooms and fine vermicelli, cover the wok and steam for 8 minutes.
Finish and serve.
Notes
Xiao mi la (“millet”) chili peppers are very hot. If you don’t like your food so spicy, you can reduce the amount of xiaomila peppers or substitute milder peppers, such as Chao Tian Jiao “bullet head” peppers (medium spicy) or Er Jing Tiao (milder) peppers.
If you do not have a steaming plate and lid for a wok, you can use a double-boiler. First, place the mushrooms and vermicelli in the largest, deepest bowl your double-boiler will accomodate. Alternately, line the bottom and sides of your double-boiler's top pan with aluminum foil. Then add water to the bottom pan of the double-boiler and bring to a boil. Place the bowl of mushrooms and vermicelli in the top pan of the double boiler, cover with the lid, and cook for 8 minutes.