Sushi Jin

By VicentaLakin

Sushi Jin
A variety of dry vegetables, easy, fast, can be done more at a time and, if they are made now, can be made of caviar orchids, fresh and fresh, but not easily preserved, and for long periods of time。

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  • steamed gluten 2 tablets
  • flower mushroom 5 pink
  • Yuba 4 pieces
  • Huanghua 1 small
  • black fungus 1 small
  • Tremella 1 small
  • peanuts 1 small
  • lotus seed of 20
  • jujube 5 stars five
  • octagonal 2 capsules
  • cinnamon 1 tablet
  • geranyl 2 tablets
  • ginger slices 5 pieces
  • soy sauce 2 tablespoons
  • oyster sauce 2 tablespoons
  • sugar 1 tablespoon
  • soy sauce 1 tablespoon
  • corn oil appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Sushi Jin

  • Make Sushi Jin step 0
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    Get the spices ready. You can add some more fragrance. All kinds of dry goods are shipped, cleaned, go to Ghenty, squeeze the water
  • Make Sushi Jin step 1
    2
    Hot pots of fried curry to yellow, a little hard, a little fire to the top, sugar to the bottom, a little bit of tumble
  • Make Sushi Jin step 2
    3
    Put in ginger, eight horns, cinnamon, fragrance
  • Make Sushi Jin step 3
    4
    The yellow flowers, the mushrooms, and the other things you don't want to cook too badly, the storks, the ointments
  • Make Sushi Jin step 4
    5
    The hot water's boiled. The little firecracker's boiled
  • Make Sushi Jin step 5
    6
    Finally, it'll be boiled with corroded material until it's dried up
  • Make Sushi Jin step 6
    7
    It's better to be cold
  • Sushi Jin Make Tips

    Dried tofu sticks vary; some soften easily, while others do not. The timing for adding ingredients depends on the specific material. For example, with peanuts: add them early if you like them soft and tender, or later if you prefer a crunchy texture. The same applies to wood ear mushrooms, especially silver ear mushrooms. Adding them early makes them soft, but it also thickens the broth, making it easier to coat the ingredients. Oyster sauce also acts as a slight thickener, so don't use too much. My family prefers a light flavor, so these seasonings are sufficient and I didn't add salt. Feel free to adjust to your taste. As for ingredients, bamboo shoots, bamboo fungus, fried gluten puffs, and water gluten all work well; just use whatever you like.

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