Low-oiled honey orange marfin

Once again, the magma from the magma was seen and felt helpless. Looking at the stagnant citrus, the decision was made to convert Mr. Meng's honey orange pomelet to a golden orange version. Intensely reduced oil, the reduction was replaced by an equivalent amount of milk, and orange piping was naturally turned into gold and self-suspected oranges were cut into two pieces, hoping that it would burn into beautiful little flowers on the surface. Is it true that the face is so thin that when it's sent into the oven, it's a little bit of fear that it's flowing again? Turn down the fire a little, and hope that it will not cause it to explode. But it just so happens, the lava comes out of nowhere, and it can't be blocked. Is it because the oil was replaced or is it too full? It should not be full, but, in such a way, it would have to be half full, so that it would never have broken the fence. It's kind of interesting, though. It's like an elephant in paper cutting, with flowers on its head. And suddenly, is there any way to control its flow。