Sea cucumber shrimp

By VicentaLakin

Sea cucumber shrimp
In July there was a fire, and in September there was a dress. And in August you'll have sea cucumber! Full of seafood and vegetables will make you fully nutritious! Modern research shows that sea cucumbers play a significant role in increasing memory, preventing arterial sclerosis and enhancing immunity. So in the heat of the summer, the Samurai made a sea cucumber with fresh vegetables。

Recipe Recommendations

  • sea cucumber a
  • fresh shrimp three
  • Xian noodles appropriate amount
  • carrots appropriate amount
  • cucumber appropriate amount
  • mushrooms appropriate amount
  • pakchoi appropriate amount
  • green onions appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • starch appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Sea cucumber shrimp

  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 0
    1
    Prepare materials, sea cucumbers ready in advance。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 1
    2
    Little cabbage。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 2
    3
    Shrimp washes the skin to the line, cut. Sea cucumber slices, cucumber mushrooms and carrots, onions cut。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 3
    4
    It's hot in the pot, and it's hot, and it's hot, and it's hot, and it's hot, and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot and it's hot。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 4
    5
    Add an appropriate amount of hot water to boil it down to an appropriate amount of biomass to be pumped into the water starch。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 5
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    Add cucumbers and sea cucumbers for salt。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 6
    7
    Fresh noodles cooked clean water。
  • Make Sea cucumber shrimp step 7
    8
    Join the halogen, the sea cucumber shrimp and vegetable noodles。
  • Sea cucumber shrimp Make Tips

    The ratio of water starch to water in general is 1:5 and can be adjusted appropriately depending on the amount of water to be fed. If you have more soup, you can add less water, and if the dishes are dry, more water。