Cream toast

Cream toast

It's a Chinese cream toast formulation, but this time, instead of freezing fermentation in the fridge, it's a direct fermentation, as soft as a cloud, torn with a little hand. What do you care about making toast like this? Apart from the points on which bread should be made, the most important point is to believe in formulas and not in eyes. Because after the first fermentation, the pasta added new food, and then it rubbed its face again, the bakery was so rare that it didn't look so good at this time, remember, never flour, never flour, never flour, never talk about it three times. Because of this rare state of affairs, it changes as the bread machine stirs, and the noodles don't run out, and that's why the toast is so soft. All right, let's get to know this soft cream toast。
Pineapple cake

Pineapple cake

It's just recently when pineapple comes on the market, it can be used to make cake, besides eating it directly, because the pineapple's fragrance is particularly good for enhancing the taste of cake, and it makes it feel more sunlight, and it's luminous and beautiful. Unlike soft wind and solid sponges, cakes like pound cake, tastes better. The baked cake must choose a non- sticky mold, super-skinned, without any adhesive treatment, baked cake, flipped it off and dropped it on the net。
Pineapple greasy shrimp

Pineapple greasy shrimp

Old pineapple curd shrimp is born in old pineapple curd meat. It's called greasy meat. It's a Guangdong specialty. This dish begins with Kiyoyo. Many foreigners in Guangzhou at the time were very fond of Chinese food, especially sugary ribs, but were not used to vomiting. The chef in Guangdong, with decorated flesh, mixed it with starch and made it into a big meat round, fried it into a boiler, soaked it up with sugared halogen juice, sour and sweet, and welcomed by the middle and outside guests. The vinegar ribs are older in history and are now changed to "old meat". Foreigners say "old meat" and "good meat" is often called "slubber" because of the elasticity of eating and the squawk of chewing, which have long coexisted。