♪ ♪ Dry-angles ♪

By VicentaLakin

♪ ♪ Dry-angles ♪
In our home country, traditional foods are called "dry-to-cook" because they are shaped like broken beans, and also called "dry-to-cook." The two or three dollars of soybeans plus a pound of white wine is fine. I can do it myself today at home, and it's absolutely fragrance, smell, family, and taste it

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    Prepare a stainless steel basin, flour, salt
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    Add black sesame
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    Add tea and oil
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    Add yeast
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    Smuggled, condensed, watered
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    Scratch it and wake it up
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    Two hours later, it's getting bigger
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    It's a pine hole
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    Scratch it in a smooth face, scrawl it in tongue shape, thinner
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    (a) Cut into strips with a knife
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    On the other side, hot pots, oil, burning, try it first, see if it floats right in, and if it floats, it can blow up
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    Into the pan. Blow
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    It's good enough to blow two sides of the gold
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    Let's eat
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    It's finished
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    Done
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    Done
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