Quite a bit

By VicentaLakin

Quite a bit
Plum can eat, fry, make soup, both medicinal and pharmacological. Plum has the function of accommodating and disinfecting inflammation. Plum can eat its leaves, and its bitterness can produce a good taste when mixed with its strong taste of oil and vinegar. Let's enjoy nature's gift

Recipe Recommendations

  • dandelion 100 grams
  • dried tofu 2 bunk
  • fans 1 handful
  • chili oil 1 tablespoon
  • sesame oil 1 tablespoon
  • garlic 2 cloves
  • salt 3 grams
  • white sugar 1/2 tablespoon
  • rice vinegar 1 tablespoon
  • soy sauce 1 tablespoon

Steps for Quite a bit

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    Food ready
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    Torn the dandelion leaves and bathe them with light salt water
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    Cut the dry tofu into silk
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    The pot is boiled with water, the fans are boiled to soft, transparent, and they're immersed in cold water
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    Into dry tofuss, 4 to 5 minutes of water, torn in cold water, torn in clean water
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    Dry tofu, fans in big bowls, chili oil, perfume, garlic, salt, sugar, rice vinegar, raw smoke, flattening with chopsticks
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    Put it in a plumb, and it's all right
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    Completed Chart
  • Quite a bit Make Tips

    A fan boils to soften, becomes transparent, leachs in cold water to prevent adhesion, and is put back when mixed。