Quite a bit

By VicentaLakin

Quite a bit
Once at the supermarket, I bought a vegan pill, which was bewitched by that beautiful appearance, which was so bad that it was thrown away. So long ago I didn't want to eat the pills, I wanted to eat the pills today, and according to my own thinking, they blew out the pills, that's what I call the fragrance! There's nothing you can use in the house without material specifically for fried pills, and I think as a boiler, it's something you can eat. I'd like to be a full-blown veggie, but I'd like to have a little ham sausage, and I'd like to eat it once in a while, and I'd like to have some ham and powdered balls, and I'd like to chew it up. Let's go down and explain it in detail...

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  • Beautiful radish in my heart a
  • carrots a
  • wide noodles 50 grams
  • eggs two
  • shallots a
  • green garlic sprouts a
  • flour appropriate amount
  • starch appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • peanut oil appropriate amount
  • pepper a little
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount
  • pepper oil appropriate amount

Steps for Quite a bit

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    Get the raw materials ready. The wide powder bars are soft
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    Carrots and carrots in the heart are tweaked with a wire
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    Onions and garlic are cut to the end
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    Ham entrails cut to Ding
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    ♪ To the end ♪
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    Put all the cut materials together, put them in eggs, add raw, salt, pepper powder, and mix them evenly
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    Add a proper amount of flour and starch, evenly mixed in one direction, with a ratio of flour and starch of 2:1
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    There's enough peanut oil in the pot, with proper vanilla oil and pepper oil, and these three oils are especially delicious. Let's go
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    Each ball leaves a little distance, and then the fire blows, and the pots are even, and then it's blown up and it's blown up
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