Beer and soufflé
By VicentaLakin
Remember when he made a red-burned weed in his home in the first half of the year, and he couldn't stop eating it, so I thought he'd like to have a lot of it with beer
Recipe Recommendations
- grass carp a
- green and red pepper of 4
- ginger 3g
- garlic 4g
- salt appropriate amount
- beer a bottle
- soy sauce quarter-teaspoon
- soy sauce half a spoonful
- cooking wine a spoonful
- cornflour 5g
- green pepper 3g
- medium spice
- cook
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Beer and soufflé

1
We're using grassfish today, but when you can buy another fish, you can have the fish sold in three pieces, so you can come back and deal with it
2
Slash the fish under the head and cut the fish from the back of the skull
3
Follow that bone, like this, and it's easy to split away
4
Fish chips are ready, and the membrane on it is gone
5
Washed fish cut a little bit bigger
6
Fish bone washes the blood clots and cuts into flat pieces
7
Put fish into a big bowl: add a little salt, chicken powder, smoke, wine
8
Grab your hands
9
Add appropriate amounts of powder, black pepper, and scratch it for 10 minutes
10
Paprika slices
11
Don't cut too small
12
Hot pot oil, 60-70% heat, a little salt in the pot, a little salt in the tablet, a pickled piece of fish, and don't use a shovel when the chopsticks don't mix up. Bottom
13
If you blow up like this, you can make a pot
14
Keep the bottom oil, put it in the sliced ginger, garlic and dry pepper. There's fresh pretzels in the fire. It's more delicious. No
15
Put in a spoonful of bean petal sauce and make red oil
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Pour a beer
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And when it boils, it pours into the fried chow
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Add half a spoon
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Just a little salt, not too much
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A quarter of a spoon is always colored
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Finally, when the juice's almost gone, put it in the starch, and the flowers roll out. Pot
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I'm sure you'll be able to eat a lot of fish and meat
23
Look at the spit
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This fish, the smell of beer, it's soaking in the fish, it's so good that it's going to eatBeer and soufflé Make Tips
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