Tastes-Grandma's soup

By VicentaLakin

Tastes-Grandma's soup
It's strange to have a little tail, but what I'm doing today is a little tail is salty. I'm using white meat and, of course, sesame meat. When I was a little girl, my grandmother, I spent the rest of the year, I spent the night at home, and I made this soup, hoping that we would all be good, happy and healthy, and then I would be around to help with it, but I couldn't get my tail to do it, and I couldn't put it in, and I'd spread out. Grandma said, "Look at it, but the strength of my hand, and the power of my side, and the temperature of the water that comes with it, is very simple, but every step of the way, it'll affect the operation later, even though Grandma always does it so well, and I don't know, until she's gone, and then I'll be home, and I'll be able to eat it myself, and I'll be able to eat it, but I'll be able to eat it, but I'll be able to eat it, but I'll be able to do it, but I'll be able to do it, but I'll be able to do it

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    (a) Preparation of corn starch, oatmeal powder; ratio of corn flour to starch powder: 9/1, so that a little corn starch is added primarily to smooth the mouth of the meat, which can be removed if you like
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    (a) Add to the water, about 60 degrees of water, pouring in and mixing it into a swirling form with chopsticks; the temperature of the water is entirely determined by the viscosity of the flour, which becomes more and more hot
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    In the case of noodles, we can add some pig oil and we can do some rubbing, which will be more robust and expansionary
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    Slipped into smooth noodles; waking up for half an hour; during this period, the material can be prepared
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    White, clean, spare
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    And he will be clovered in white, and he will be clovered in the same manner
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    White, flower meat, onions, salt, raw, vibrating, and incendiary; spare
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    A small agent divided into about 30 grams
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    A little pinky in the fingers, a deep hole in the middle; a soft slide with an index finger and a small thumb, and in the back, the hole will grow big and deep, and be careful not to crack
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    Put in the material, use the tiger's mouth, tighten; slowly rotate with a small tip
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    And then do the other, and when it's set, it's best to pollen it so that it doesn't stick
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    I'll have a bowl of purple, fragrance, a spoon of raw and pork oil
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    Cooking, pouring cold water into the pot, burning it up, adding a little cold water, continuing to burn it, until it floats, means that the soup is ripe, pressed down with the bottom of the spoon, soft, and a little elastic, so that it is ripe
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    It'll start
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    One bowl
  • Tastes-Grandma's soup Make Tips

    It has to be warm, it's sticky, and it's got to be pig oil