Pelican bacon taco ball

By VicentaLakin

Pelican bacon taco ball
It's a pleasure to have the Hormy trial product. Today we're going to make a dish with the classic fragrance bacon and potatoes. The feast surprised four. I hope you can taste it。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Taro 300g
  • Classic fragrant stir-fried bacon 30g
  • onion 100g
  • salt 3g
  • pepper 3g
  • oyster sauce 2 tablespoons
  • cooking wine 1 scoop
  • starch 30g

Steps for Pelican bacon taco ball

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    Prepare the material。
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    Onions wash clean slices。
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    Bacon pretzel。
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    Cut to the size of the millet。
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    Potatoes go to the skin and wash the cuttin on the boiler and then the mud is pressed。
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    Bacon pellets are put in the oil pans with little firecrackers。
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    Join the tarp。
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    Add pepper powder。
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    Add refined salt。
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    Smash even。
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    Take a proper amount of tarp and make it a ball。
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    Put it in the starch and roll it evenly。
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    The oil boiler blew up to yellow on the watch。
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    Onion in a sand pan with good tin paper。
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    The onions are on top of the blasting ball。
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    Add wine, ointment oil and water starch to the pot and turn it into juice。
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    Get in the ball。
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    The onions smell in a minute of fire, with some onions on it。