Pelicans

By VicentaLakin

Pelicans
Pelicans are known as “milk in the sea”, rich in zinc and various proteins. Shrimp skins are calcium-rich and acne-free. For the baby, these two trace elements are important. But pelicans and shrimp skins are a little odoury, and it's not easy to eat a baby directly, and with flour and eggs, they're fragrance omelet。

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Steps for Pelicans

  • 1
    Because it's for the baby, it's broken, it's easy to chew。
  • 2
    Shrimp skins are appropriate, they're shredded, and they're in the bowls。
  • 3
    Add two eggs, evenly beaten。
  • 4
    Add a proper amount of flour, and I put a spoon in it and mixed it into a sticky paste。
  • 5
    Smuggle the state。
  • 6
    The pan is oiled, and better materials are rounded up in a spoonful of small spoons。
  • 7
    On the one hand, it's fried to the yellow and turned。
  • 8
    Pick up the omelet, cut the small pieces, load the plate, and eat it。