Sesame walnuts

By VicentaLakin

Sesame walnuts
It's all my business to get laid in autumn and winter, to have sex with tigers, to fry sesames, melons, peanuts and everything. I've never burned a stove in a fire, because I'm always going to go out and play for a while, and then I'm going to have to do it for half a day. If we don't have a good friend, we can fire for a few seconds. Black sesame with a little walnut, and there's only a few of them in the house. They're sweet and sweet, they're eating a few more, they're losing weight

Recipe Recommendations

  • black sesame 300 grams
  • walnut kernel 100 grams
  • jujube 8 rats
  • white sugar 200 grams
  • maltose 230 grams
  • water 150 grams

Steps for Sesame walnuts

  • Make Sesame walnuts step 0
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    Get ready for raw materials。
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    Black sesame cooked, cooled。
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    The walnuts were baked in an oven, 150 degrees, about eight minutes。
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    The dates are cut。
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    Sugar, water, malt sugar together。
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    It boils from a bubble to a small, dense bubble, which is about four minutes old。
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    The smallest fire, with black sesame, walnuts, dates。
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    Blend。
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    Down into the container, tight。
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    A little cool, cut。
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    In sealed containers, in the shade。
  • Sesame walnuts Make Tips

    1. Do not use high heat when stir-frying sesame seeds; be patient. Generally, when the sesame seeds are almost done, they will make crackling sounds. As the sound changes from dense to sparse and you can smell a fragrance, they are basically cooked. 2. Make sure to press it tight when compacting; this ensures it won't fall apart easily when cutting. 3. It is okay to let it cool completely, but it will require some strength to slice and there will be a few crumbs. (I cut mine after it had completely cooled). 4. Roasting the walnut kernels in the oven is more convenient and less likely to burn.