♪ Taste the noodles ♪
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- moss 500G
- flour 300g
- salt 5g
- vermicelli 200g
- shrimp skin 50g
- oyster sauce appropriate amount
- Very fresh. appropriate amount
- peanut oil appropriate amount
Steps for ♪ Taste the noodles ♪

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Fresh moss, clean and ready。
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Put some water on it。
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Powders are also boiled with boiling water, and all the materials are ready. Shrimp skins, moss, paste, beak oil, salt, peanut oil, very fresh, 13 fragrances。
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Combination of all the material。
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Flour is burned with water。
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And good noodles, wake up for 15 minutes。
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Split your face into pieces。
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Split small facials。
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Water pot, steam for seven minutes。
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The finished product。
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A good day begins。
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The finished chart。
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The finished chart。
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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。
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The finished product。♪ Taste the noodles ♪ Make Tips
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