The trick of cooking with boiling water is to put a drop of oil and a spoonful of salt in the water, which can make the beans greener and brighter. After the water boils, blanch the beans for two to three minutes to remove the beany smell (if fried, you can add a little sugar or cooking wine to remove the beany smell). There is more water than fire. Don't stay in the pot after cooking. If you stay in it for a long time, the color will turn yellow. Then take out the blanched beans, drain the water and quickly put them into cold water prepared in advance. Ice water is better. All cooked food in western food should be soaked in ice water, which can make the beans crisper and greener.
3. Put the beans on the plate, mash the garlic, peel it and chop it into garlic paste.
4. Heat a little oil in a hot pot and add a little pepper to make pepper oil. Remove the pepper particles and pour the oil into the beans. Add salt, sugar, mashed garlic, vinegar, chicken essence and sesame oil and mix well. A crisp and refreshing cold dish is ready. If you have cooked sesame seeds at home, you can also sprinkle some on them.