Peach gel for porridge
By VicentaLakin
Peach glue, also known as peach oil, peach butter, peach blossom tears, peach tree glue, peach condensation, is the natural secret of peach trees, or produces wounds with external force, which contribute to the healing of the wounds. Dry peach glue has sufficient water solubility and appropriate viscosity, and bubbles become soft when they are immersed in water for more than a decade. It has seroflation, depressive stress and resistance to wrinkles. The small fire slows down and makes a pot of fine soup with a casserole, which is simple: thawing gels more than 12 hours in advance, washing impurities, poaching lily ears of the date-palms, poaching of the date-palms, tearing of the tatters, putting all the raw materials in the casseroles, adding water to the fire, burning the smallest fire, holding it up for more than an hour, putting ice sugar。
Recipe Recommendations
- peach gum appropriate amount
- red dates appropriate amount
- lotus seed appropriate amount
- Lily appropriate amount
- Tremella appropriate amount
- rock sugar appropriate amount
- water appropriate amount
- sweetening
- stewed
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Peach gel for porridge

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Peach glue was put in water earlier than 12 hours to soak, and the volume was about 10 times larger. The black impurity of the soft peaching surface is removed, washed and made into small pieces. Put half the silver ear into the water, soak it for an hour. When the silver ear is full of bubbles, the water is washed clean, rooted and the silver ear is torn to pieces. And the red dates, and the urn, and the lily, and their hair, and their wash, and the red dates are cut open。
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Put all the raw materials in the Quinbo pan and burn the fire。
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Turn the fire away。
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Hold it for more than an hour, put ice sugar in the last ten minutes and keep the fire going。
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The finished product。
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The finished product。
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The finished product。
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The finished product。Peach gel for porridge Make Tips
Peaches, silver-eared bubbles change a lot, and they can be small。