sauced Recipe
GwenJast
The reason for releasing this series is very simple. The cooking skills of our dormitory beauty, Sissy, are getting more and more amazing! <br />In the special environment of the dormitory, we can still make the super delicious food at home, which is really a satisfying thirst for those of us who have left our hometown ~<br /> Since I only saw the finished product when I returned to the dormitory, there were no pictures during the production process. Please forgive me ~<br /> Because the dormitory electricity regulations are limited, first of all, the kitchen utensils used should be explained: automatic electric rice cooker (300W), electric cooker (400W)<br /><br />* Special statement *: Kitchen utensils used for cooking in the dormitory must be provided with sufficient power and permission from the building management. For example, the electricity limit in our dormitory building is 2500W, and we are all leftover women in the postgraduate stage who are heading straight for the 30s. If we don't practice our cooking, we won't be able to get married. Haha ~ Anyway, safety comes first!!
DinaGoodwin
Recipes for the second trimester. <br />This dish color beautiful, tender beef, rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc and a variety of vitamins. Sweet peppers are extremely rich in vitamin C, ranking first among all kinds of vegetables. It contains capsaicin can strengthen the stomach, sweat, promote the secretion of digestive juice, enhance gastrointestinal motility, help digestion, pregnant women often eat, to prevent constipation is very beneficial.
NewellHoeger
Let me first talk about a small disturbance in today's life. It rained again in Xi'an today. After lunch, I finished cleaning up the kitchen and ran out to throw out the garbage. Because the baby was watching TV attentively, and the trip to throw the garbage was only a minute or two, he didn't bring the key. Who knew that I was walking back after throwing the garbage, I heard a "bang" sound, and I panicked. The baby must have closed the door. <br />Taking three steps, I ran to the door and took a look. The little guy kept muttering inside: "Mom holds the key and shakes it." I'm dizzy! The key is hanging on the key holder in the entrance. How can I twist it? I didn't bring my phone. What should I do? <br />Hurry down and think about it. Fortunately, I still remembered my husband's phone number. There was no choice but to knock on the door opposite door, ask for her phone, and call her husband. When my husband heard this, he only said one sentence: "Don't worry, I will send the key back immediately." It's raining hard outside at the moment. And my husband's place of work is more than half an hour's drive from our home! But is there a better way? <br />After waiting for half an hour, my husband finally rushed home. The baby, who is across the door from me, is already impatient and doesn't know where her mother has gone. Although I kept talking to her through the door, she was already crying out of shape. Opening the door, the little guy was sitting alone on the sofa, crying sadly! Hurry up and hug them to comfort them. At this time, her two small hands hugged my neck and refused to let go. I wouldn't let my father touch it. He also cried and said,"Mom won't leave, mom won't leave..." In my conscience, am I the one who wants to leave? You locked mom out so she couldn't get in, okay? <br /><br />But does it make sense to tell a little guy who is one year old and ten months old? <br /><br />I can only blame myself for not carrying the key with me. You have to learn better next time! <br />Okay, after so much chatter, it's time to get to the main topic. Let's start cooking!
