Hanging Frost Mountain

By VicentaLakin

Hanging Frost Mountain
Sugar and snowball sweet kids on the street love to eat, but they sell 12 pounds of ice cream. It's easy to make a clean and healthy economy at home. The ratio of frozen sugar to water in general is 2;1 a thin layer of white sugar is thicker, so the sugar ratio is slightly higher。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Hawthorn 100 grams
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • water appropriate amount

Steps for Hanging Frost Mountain

  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 0
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    The mountains are soaked with salt water, washed and then dried or dried with kitchen paper. "Don't go nuclear."
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 1
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    Put a little water in the pot and add sugar。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 2
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    It's a lot of water。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 3
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    Dry the water in the sugar, see the bubbles get smaller and light up。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 4
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    Down into the mountains。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 5
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    Take care of the pot and put syrup on every mountain。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 6
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    Turn off the fire and fire with a pan shovel。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 7
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    They'll return to the sand with shovels。
  • Make Hanging Frost Mountain step 8
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    The shovels are looser, cooled and hung evenly。
  • Hanging Frost Mountain Make Tips

    Pay close attention to the heat; do not burn the sugar.