Ingredients: salt,peanut,melon seeds,white sesame,spinach,cucumber,tomatoes,carrots,soy sauce,flour,oil,chili powder,garlic
The occasional sound of firecrackers outside the window reminds me that the Chinese New Year is getting closer and closer. Although the flavor of the New Year is getting weaker, and as we grow older, we are no longer as excited and looking forward to it as when we were a child, but the Spring Festival is after all a plot that is difficult to part up in the hearts of China people. At this time, we can see from the Spring Festival travel reports on TV, from the bustling crowd at the station, and from the booming New Year's Street in the shopping mall. This festival's place in people's minds. It is a festival that carries too many emotions of China people. <br />In traditional festivals in China, people also like to eat more traditional snacks to set off the atmosphere. <br />I remember when I was a child, I was full of anticipation every time I opened a cake box given by relatives, hoping that it would be something like saqima that I loved (at that time, there were very few saqima in the cake box, so I felt very looking forward to it), but I never had enough. I love to go to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy snacks and pack them up. The waiter is quick. He picks up a piece of yellow paper, puts a pound of cake on it, and bundles it back and forth with paper rope to work together! <br /><br />The New Year is approaching, looking for those taste memories from our childhood.