Rice cheesecakes

By VicentaLakin

Rice cheesecakes
Breakfast, I've been taking the West for the most part, not only making it simple, but also more nutritious and, above all, making the kids talk about appetite. Yesterday's breakfast staple, I made the children a very lovely rice cheese cake with sweet, sour, henish tomato sauce with ham, vegetables and cheese, and milk and cherry for breakfast。

Recipe Recommendations

  • rice half a bowl
  • corn kernels appropriate amount
  • ham appropriate amount
  • broccoli appropriate amount
  • carrots appropriate amount
  • cheese appropriate amount
  • Heinz ketchup appropriate amount
  • sushi vinegar appropriate amount

Steps for Rice cheesecakes

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    Prepare half a bowl of rice for a little sushi vinegar. (The amount of rice is based on the needs of the family)
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    Take a little rice, wrap it up with a membrane, make it a bit tight, then flatten it。
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    Finish all the meals in turn。
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    Prepare all the ingredients and ketchup, in which corn, carrots, orchids are cooked and water is fed with a proper amount of salt。
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    (b) To move the rice packs to an oven with tin paper with thin olive oil on it。
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    Put a layer of henish ketchup on every meal。
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    Put some ham on it and a little cheese on it。
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    Corn, carrots, broccoli and a little cheese on the surface。
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    The oven is pre-heated, 180 degrees, mid-level and about 8 to 10 minutes。
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    The baked rice cheesecakes are so cute and sour and sweet that they're very popular with their little friends。
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    With milk and cherry for breakfast, beautiful, energy all morning。
  • Rice cheesecakes Make Tips

    Poetry: 1: All materials are increased or reduced in proportion to their needs, according to their needs, while their preferences are the primary focus of the dishes. 2: It is easier to make meals with the protection of film. 3: Paint a thin layer of olive oil on tin paper (which can be replaced by edible oil) to prevent rice groups from adhesive on tin paper。