The egg yolk mooncake

The egg yolk mooncake

Mid-Autumn Jubilee is approaching, and the bees are surrounded by an atmosphere of festivities. Mid-Autumn culture affects us as much as Spring Festival, meaning “reunification, happiness, sweetness, unity, harmony”, represents all our ordinary and beautiful aspirations. And, as a country with a 5,000-year-old history of food, it is natural for the festival to have a good meal as a vector of our best wishes, and it is for the night to have a good meal, and it is natural for the mid-fall to have a moon cake. As a native Guangdong, every time I think of the Mid-Autumn Festival in my home town, the taste buds have been the first to remember the smell of the rich and sweet lout, the salted eggs of salt and sand, and the taste of sweet salt soluble in their mouths. This is one of the favorite home-grown tastes of bees: wide moon cakes. Guangdong can eat as much as it can, and the wide-range moon cake can become one of the mainstream, thanks to both internal and external repair. It's a luminous, well-articulated and well-intentioned plan. It's a selection that's loaded, thin and soft. It's a mix of tea and wine, and it's delicious. On the eve of the festival, the bees will share their memories of their home
Delicious souffle

Delicious souffle

Homemade souffles are delicious. All the ingredients are processed by themselves. Pork oil is made of pigboard oil; duck egg yolk is bought from raw duck egg sacks, and lots of eggnogs are wasted; The lanterns and soybeans are cooked with high-pressure pans, broken with cuisine rods, and untaught with sugar and corn oil. It's been hard for days, but it's more fragrance than net oil, yogurt, soybeans and lint. A lot of soufflés were made at one time, and the pictures were not much of a mess, white sesame was a soufflé, and black sesame was a soy soufflé。