Spaniards
By VicentaLakin
IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF A GROCERIES WITH A LITTLE BIT OF A BIT OF A BIT OF A BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A TOMATO AND A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF SEAFOOD. {\I1 \CH30D3F4}IT'S STILL SIMPLE, IT'S SIMPLE, IT'S SIMPLE {\CH30D3F4}AND IT'S THE PRINCIPLE OF COOKING
Recipe Recommendations
- ganfan 250g
- tomato 200g
- green pepper one
- red pepper one
- onion 100g
- garlic kernels 2 cloves
- salt 1 teaspoon
- sugar 1 teaspoon
- black pepper 1/4 teaspoon
- Heinz ketchup 2 tablespoons
- soy sauce 1 teaspoon
- sweet and sour
- fried
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Spaniards

1
Tomatoes go to the skin: now the tomato top crosses the knife
2
Then put it in boiling water for a while
3
It's easy to take the skin off when it's cold
4
Go to the leather tomatoes and go to the Queen Chettin
5
Cream peppers wash away the seeds, the onions, the garlic
6
Get ready for rice
7
Thermal oil in the pot
8
Add onion onions
9
Join the tomato softener
10
And then you add sugar, ketchup, raw, salt, black pepper
11
I'll make a pot of rice and red peppersSpaniards Make Tips
1. Peeling tomatoes helps to release tomato juice better during frying, and peeling improves the texture of the tomatoes;
2. Adding ketchup makes the tomato flavor richer;
3. It is best for the rice to be on the drier side, because tomatoes release water when fried; drier rice absorbs the tomato sauce without becoming soggy. If the rice is cooked too moist, absorbing the sauce will make it mushy, causing it to lose its chewiness and proper texture;
4. Those who like spicy food can add some chili peppers.