Where does the soft ground come from?

Soft soil is a kind of low primitive species close to soil growth. It has no noble genetic background, but it is a real green and healthy food.

Soft ground is also called auricularia auricula, ground bark or ground vegetables. Any place that can grow soft, large in quantity and good in quality must be a hilly forest hillside or sparse grassland with unpolluted soil and moist land. When there is little rain, the soft ground grows slowly, but a few days after the rain, the soft ground grows rapidly.

The soft ground looks black, visually like fungus, with copper coins or slightly larger than copper coins, and not as thick as fungus. The fast-growing, fleshy and soft ground is similar to the small black fungus, but the surface color of the fungus is black and the surface of the soft ground is black and green. The biggest difference between soft grinding and auricularia auricula is that it is soft, smooth and tender, and its face is thin. Even if the black fungus is fresh, it feels hard because of its thick skin. Soft grinding has a smooth taste, while auricularia auricula has the feeling of being eaten raw, and the difference between cold eating and eating is the most obvious. The soft ground is so soft that it clings to the ground and is so soft that it is carefully picked. Otherwise, no matter how big the soft ground is, it will be broken into small pieces because of careless picking. Soft soil is an indicator species of environmental quality. In a clean and humid environment, it is suitable for growth and grows rapidly; When the environment is dry, it almost stops growing; The environment is slightly polluted and will soon disappear.

After the soft ground is cleaned, it can be mixed with other vegetable powder to make steamed stuffed bun, jiaozi, pancake, cold salad, stir-fry, stir-fry, stew or soup. Cold dishes are soft and waxy, especially in color, taste and shape, and have a unique coolness. Stewed soup tastes delicious and has high nutritional value. (Disappearing Soft hyacinthus orientalis East)