Creaming
By VicentaLakin
This corroded celery is the tenderest part of the whole celery, and I prefer the tenderest taste to me personally, though there are no large amounts of thick fibers outside. It's not as green as others make. But it doesn't matter。
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Steps for Creaming

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Material Chart
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Cream wash, slash, scratch
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In the pot, boiled water into a small drop of salt, two drops of oil, and put the celery in the water for a minute
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Put the celery leaves in and burn the fire
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Pull out the asphalt
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I'll put a little bit of salt sugar oil on the plateCreaming Make Tips
The salt is added to the open water for the bottom taste and is refuelled to maintain the colour of vegetables. This time I'm using a relatively young celery, and if it's older, I can get rid of it. The 3 silica leaves are good, too, and the leaves will burn when the seagull is good。