East Pond
By VicentaLakin
Cheese is better than meat
Recipe Recommendations
- long eggplant two
- Rouwei appropriate amount
- Jiang appropriate amount
- garlic appropriate amount
- shallots appropriate amount
- salt a little
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- starch appropriate amount
- peanut oil appropriate amount
- chili oil appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- fried
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for East Pond
1
Get the raw materials ready2
Slice the eggplant into a thin, even eggplant pit3
Take an eggplant stand, cut three blades across the edge of the knife, so that there are nine small grid structures on the surface of the knife4
Hot pan on the bottom. Put it in the eggplant5
Fried to two sides of the eggplant, greened, yellow on the surface, oiled the eggplant. Out6
It's hot in the bottom, it's hot in the bottom, it's hot in the bottom, it's hot in the bottom, it's hot in the ground, it's hot in the ground, it's hot in the ground, it's hot in the ground, it's hot in the ground7
Add a little salt, sugar, sweets8
Add a proper amount of fresh water, pepper oil, mix it up for about one to two minutes9
The roasted meat is crucifixed to the bottom of the plate, the roasted eggplant is on the meat, and the sauce from the fried meat is on the plate10
Steams on fire, lacerations on dishes, cold water on pots, fires on fire for about 10 minutes until eggplants are cooked11
Take out the steamed eggplant, take the soup out to a little bowl12
Steamed eggplant dishes. Put the meat on the eggplant13
The soup is pouring into the pot. It's hotter than the soup. Open14
Into the starch, so that the soup is thick and transparent15
You're gonna have to make a good sauce on every eggplant16
Put a little onion in it and make a bit of a sauce