The little guy got sick these days and was at home resting after he went to the hospital. I usually eat a little at home, but when I do, the little guy has to work on every meal; especially when he's sick, he has to think hard, and he needs to be careful. I've been talking to the little guy before I planned to cook this dish. He doesn't like to eat mushrooms, except to cut tinkles into rice. When he was talking to him, he asked if he could not eat, and I told him to eat the tarp, and he barely gave up his head. He was happy to watch the platter, and then he ate it with the decorated tomatoes, then ate a couple of oilseeds, mushrooms, barely half of them, and always said there was a smell of mushrooms in the oil. Why doesn't he like the smell of mushrooms? Material: Main: oilseeds, dry mushrooms with a good taste: Garlic, 4-5 petals, soup, salt, chicken, sodium
My little pot of fire is sitting on an alcoholic or electromagnetic furnace, with a bowl of noodles and a bowl of fishballs or vegetables to be cooked in a small pot. To take pictures and make them look good, I'll have extra soup from the little pot, with noodles, but there'll be plenty of soup to cook. I'm making dinner for someone, just for him because I can't eat spicy. He's been working so hard lately, he doesn't like to eat, he doesn't like to eat, he doesn't like to eat, he doesn't like to eat meat, so he's been making very little meat lately, and even if he does, it's just a little taste。