Scrawny porridge
By VicentaLakin
A bowl of good porridge that boils down to kung fu, and it's light, and it warms you from hand to foot, from appetite to appetite. In fact, the porridge thing is simple and simple, and it's a little bit of an exercise. A good bowl of porridge, in order to be “measuring”, means that grains have largely lost their original granule form and are present in a stylish form of rice. And there is no apparent water in the porridge, and the water and the rice are bound together. There is me among you and there is you among me. There's actually a few tricks to do that. One is to impregnate the rice for a certain period of time before it is boiled, and, when it is soaked, to mix it with some oil; the other is to boil the porridge with water; and the third is to beware of the use of the fire. (1, make some water and oil pickled in advance for more than half an hour, allowing the rice grain to fully rise and be covered in a flat layer of grease. It's easier for rice to bloom when it's cooked in the back. The porridge, viscerality, gloom and taste will be better. I've put some salt in here to try to get some bottom, and then I can add. Oil can be oiled, vegetable oil can be used, and I've seen pork oil; two, the water must be boiled and then the rice will be pumped. The benefits of this are that the porridge is difficult to make, that the porridge tastes better and that the time is shorter. If rice is washed early, dried, frozen and boiled hard in the freezer room, it will take a shorter time; 3 when the fire starts to boil and then the small fire is slowly boiled, with occasional mixing in the same direction. The change in size of fire, you should all know, not to say. In a single direction, the rice grains can be more evenly warm, so that the porridge is more full and soothing; and today it is cooked with a “scrawny chestnut porridge”, made of rice porridge as a base, and some dry beetles. There are also thin meat and fresh chestnuts that are used to increase the smell and taste. The best part of the porridge is the last piece of "dry pickles." The dry bess, the colours of gold and yellow, look like appetite. It's a nice contrast of impact. {\i1 \cH30D3F3F4}
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Steps for Scrawny porridge

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Rice, chestnuts, oil, salt
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The rice is clean. (b) When washing rice, be careful not to pick it up, provided that the grain is gently drawn in one direction, and the water is washed and dried
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Add salt and edible oil to rice, where I use olive oil, and then mix it with essentially the same water as rice for more than 30 minutes
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Get ready for skinny meat, onions, ginger, dry bee
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Cleaned dry beaks, filled with wine, soaked into dry beak hair
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Chestnuts go to the skins and break into small pieces
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Skin wash, cut Ding, and add ginger-sniffed
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(a) Add black pepper, salt 2, corn starch, oil 2, hand-stamping, pickle-up
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The casserole is filled with fresh water, and when the fire opens, the salted rice is poured into the casserole, which is easily dispersed with spoons
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When the fire boils, the uncovered continues to boil for about 20 minutes until the grain swells, which is no longer transparent
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(b) A half or two-thirds of a well-haired dry shell, to be inserted into the porridge (note not to pour wine in)
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(b) Put it into broken chestnuts, boil it up and turn it down, and then build it up, and mix it up from time to time to prevent the end
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In the porridge, we'll take care of the rest of the dry bees: take out the soaked dry bees and tear them to shreds. Slice a few more gingers
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A little oil in the untaught pot, and a fragrance of ginger
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And draw out the gingerbeth and pour the dry Beth into the pot, and then the little fire will explode16
(b) The blast of dry Beth's golden yellow, the total volatilization of the water, the large bubbles in the pot and the fire
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Then a bit of pepper salt will be spilled, and it will be made to stand by
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About 40 minutes to an hour later, the porridge has been so thick that it is virtually invisible
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Put salted meat in the pot, and spread it gently with chopsticks, and then turn it on fire
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Taste it, add a proper measure of salt to its own taste, and then plant onions
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Fill the bowl, put some dry Beth, and eat。