I've got two bumps

By VicentaLakin

I've got two bumps
THE PUSS USED MAIZE FLOUR AND FLOUR THIS TIME INCREASED THE INTAKE OF COARSE GRAINS, ENRICHED THE TASTE AND INCREASED NUTRITION. THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT A FEW YEASTS HAVE BEEN ADDED, WHICH ARE MORE Q-BALLS THAN THE TRADITIONAL CORN FACE, WHICH ARE CHEWING AND NOT TOO HARD. NO FERMENTATION IS REQUIRED FOR THE NOODLES, BUT ONLY 5-10 MINUTES OF SILENT HAIR. IF YOU DON'T LIKE CORN PASTE, YOU CAN REPLACE IT WITH AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF FLOUR, CANCEL THE YEAST, JUST A LITTLE BIT LESS WATER, AND IT TASTES REALLY GOOD。

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    Maize, flour, yeast mixed。
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    Add warm water to smooth pasta for 5-10 minutes。
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    Onions, carrots, prunes, chickens cut their chests with a little pepper powder, wine, and water starch grabs are available。
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    A small amount of corn paste was spilled on the board and the fine pasta was condensed into about 0.5 centimetres thick。
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    Cut to Ding。
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    It pours open water into the pot and boils for two to three minutes with soybeans. It drops a little vegetative oil in the water to prevent the muscularity of the goose。
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    Get the asphalt out。
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    The frying pan pours into the right amount of oil and puts it in carrots for a moment。
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    Put the chicken in the dumpling until it changes color。
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    It's a little bit of onion, a little bit of onion。
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    Pumping in and squirting in。
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    A little salt, pepper powder, and a lot of screech。
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