Sodium rolls
By VicentaLakin
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Recipe Recommendations
- dried bean skin 2 bunk
- bean sprouts 200g
- Spicy shredded seaweed
- vegetable oil 60g
- salt 2g
- chicken powder 1g
- soy sauce
- sesame oil 2g
- dry starch 5g
- salty and fresh
- fried
- ten minutes
- senior
Steps for Sodium rolls

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(b) Food: bean skin, bean sprouts, spicy sea ribbons
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And soak the bean skin so that it becomes soft
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Bean sprouts are washed; proper water is poured into the boiler, appropriate vegetable oil is injected, salt is burned and the soybean sprouts are cooked and the asphalt is extracted
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(b) Pumps of salt, chicken powder, raw and fragrance, evenly mixed
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Bean sprouts mixed with spicy seaweeds, evenly mixed
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Bean-skin soft, washed and cut into squares of equal size; a small amount of starch mixed evenly with a small amount of clean water, mixed into denser starch water
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Take a bean skin and put it in the sprout belt
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(a) Like a roll of sushi, from one roll to the other; and the mouth is painted with starch water and the mouth is set down downwards
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When the frying pan is hot, it pours into an appropriate amount of vegetable oil; when the oil is hot, it drops into a small fire in a soybean roll; when the soybean peel rolls down the pot, it goes down in the mouth; and when the soybean peel comes down, it explodes at the mouth, does not spread out, then turns on
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Blasted bean rolls, oiled with kitchen towels and boarded the table。Sodium rolls Make Tips
One, the bean rolls, like a roll of sushi, go from one roll to the other; the mouth is covered with starch water; like a roll, the tails are covered with glue; the starch water here is the effect of glue; two, the bean rolls down the pot, the mouth goes down; the mouth is blown up, not scattered, before the surface is blown up; and three, the spicy sea ribbons are the stock that my family used to have. If you're a seaweed of your own bubble, you can do it like a bean sprout