Tea quail eggs

By VicentaLakin

Tea quail eggs
DESPITE ITS SMALL SIZE, QUAIL EGGS ARE RICH IN NUTRIENTS SUCH AS PROTEINS, VITAMIN P, VITAMIN B1, VITAMIN B2, IRON AND OSTEOPORUS. IT HAS A STRONG BONE, GASH, HYSTERIA, HYSTERECTOMY, AND IS USED TO PROVIDE THERAPEUTIC SUPPLEMENTS。

Recipe Recommendations

  • quail eggs 500G
  • black tea 1 small package
  • aniseed the 2
  • salt a little
  • onion appropriate amount
  • dried chili appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • Pepper grains appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount

Steps for Tea quail eggs

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    (a) Blistening of quail eggs
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    White water boils quail eggs: cold water pours into quail eggs, five minutes after the water starts running, and cold water bubbles boiled quail eggs for two minutes, helping to decorate. A box with a lid shakes a quail's egg, shakes it to the point where it drops a lot of tiny pieces of egg skin, rips a little circle, and strips it off easily。
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    Preparation of ingredients: tea (the best in red tea), big stuff, peppers, dry peppers..
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    Put the prepared material in the kit
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    (b) Packages should be filled with water, soy sauce and a small amount of salt to open fire
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    Twenty minutes for the fire, if you want to eat, ten minutes will be enough. I was waiting for the next day. It was only 10 minutes before the fire went off。
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    All night long, colored, smelly, done
  • Tea quail eggs Make Tips

    If you like a stronger spice flavor, you can also add cinnamon and bay leaves.

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