I've got a cocoon

By VicentaLakin

I've got a cocoon
There was some flour left in the pumpkin pie that day. Do a few nests. We had the rest of the meat at home. It's just like making a very farmer-like cocoon. This dish doesn't need any sauce. It's got the fragrance of the bacon itself. It's perfect。

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  • salad oil a little

Steps for I've got a cocoon

  • Make I
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    Take a piece of scrawny meat and boil it, and it's cool。
  • Make I
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    Go to the skin and cut the meat to Ding. I dropped the fat part and left a little thin. Put a little fire in it。
  • Make I
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    Fire the meat to transparency。
  • Make I
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    Put it in Paprika. It's flat. When we're ready, we're ready。
  • Make I
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    The flour is made into a nest, the steaming pot, the boiling water is evaporated, and the steaming pot is coated with some salad oil。
  • Make I
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    When you're going to eat a pan, put the meat in your nest. Very delicious。
  • I've got a cocoon Make Tips

    The vegetables in it can match, and the chili is better, so don't put any other sauce in it. It's good to cook with the fragrance。

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