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wood ear

wood ear is Mushrooms that gives a bumpy texture to stir-fry. Soak the dried ones as much as needed before cooking.

wood ear
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NUTRITION · RDA 10.4

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wood ear (raw) · Per 100 g edible portion

Energy13 kcal
Protein0.79 g
Carbohydrate5.22 g
Fat0.19 g

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How to understand effects and nutrition.

The benefits of wood ear should be understood within the eating habit of consuming a variety of ingredients rather than for improving specific diseases. The actual amount of Dietary fiber or micronutrients varies depending on the variety and cooking method, so this text does not specify individual content or therapeutic effects.

How to select and Preparation

Choose Mushrooms that is not soft or sticky, and dry seaweed that is free from moisture. Soak only the necessary amount of dried products before cooking.

Storage and cooking use

Do not leave soaked items at room temperature for long. It is more convenient to trim wood ear according to the amount needed for cooking rather than preparing a large quantity at once.

Cooking tips

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References

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