Mushroom should be the most common and long-term edible mushroom. It's especially delicious in soup, hot pot or stir fry. But we also find that it's troublesome to clean up many folds and cracks of mushroom. Today, Xiaobian will give you a small way to solve this problem for the big family.
First of all, we break off the Pleurotus ostreatus one by one, which is easier to clean, but we should pay attention not to tear the Pleurotus ostreatus into strips, which will lose more nutrients and fresh substances when soaked in water.
Then we prepare a basin of clear water and add some salt into it. Salt can make the leaves open automatically, and any small sand will fall into the water. Then we put the Pleurotus ostreatus into the water, press it into the water with the palm of our hand, and let the Pleurotus ostreatus soak thoroughly, so that the leaves on the back of the Pleurotus ostreatus can be opened, and the dirt will fall off more easily.
Finally, we use our hands to rotate in one direction. The mushroom can rotate with the water flow. This rotation will produce centrifugal force which is the same as the working principle of the washing machine. The remaining dirt in the wrinkles will be sucked out by the centrifugal force and sink to the bottom of the basin. Now let's wait for the water surface to calm down, and then turn in the opposite direction, so that we can clean it more thoroughly.
Well, you can see that the mushroom is clean now, and the water in the basin is full of impurities. We can rinse it with clear water. How about it? With this little trick, is it easy and convenient to clean the mushroom in the future?