2. Because Portulaca oleracea grows vigorously only in summer and autumn, it is gone in winter. I want to eat purslane in winter and leave some in summer. In this way, it is necessary to wash purslane for a long time, then scald it with boiling water, soak it in cold water, and dry it for preservation.
3. Blanch dried Portulaca oleracea with hot water, cut into pieces, add meat stuffing, chopped green onion, ginger and other seasonings to make stuffing, and make buns. It tastes very good.