Silver pear soup
By VicentaLakin
In autumn, though the climate is cool, it is dry in the north, which makes it easy to make people cough, so that a pot of fire can be boiled, blood refuelled, stenched, very nutritious, and children can enjoy it. On this holiday, in addition to making food, we walk around the house, walking to the river, and we see a twilight that is ripe, many people pick it, and some of it is very tempting. It can be eaten frequently during the autumn and winter holidays, and it can be beneficial for the body to be fed, to be healthy, to be nourished by liver and kidneys, and to be resistant to aging. I used it to cook a pot with silver Syd, it was sweet and delicious, and pears had the effect of drying, coughing, plumbing。
- sweetening
- stewed
- an hour
- simple
Steps for Silver pear soup
1
Half the silver ear, soak it with open water, so that the silver ear will be quick, then it will be torn into little pieces, and it will be washed up。
2
Sydney goes to the skin, cuts into a bigger spare, and pears can eat more heat and fire in the fall。
3
The casserole is washed, put in a washed silver ear, and added to the water, which will be added at the beginning, and no more water will be added to the middle。
4
Put it on the stove, burn it open, and put a lid on it for about 30 minutes。
5
At this point, some glue came out of the silver ear, put it in Sydney, and continued with a little fire stew for about 20 minutes。
6
It's time for silver ears to glitter, and Sydney to smelt it in。
7
Putting in a yellow sugar is the old one, which is said to contain more mineral matter than a crystal。
8
It's time to turn off the fire, dry it, warm or cold。
9
One bowl a day, a pulmonary fire, and blood, can be said to be of great benefit。
10
The finished product。
11
The finished product。Silver pear soup Make Tips
One, if you want silver ears to be quick, don't buy smoked silver ears, smoked silver ears white, no smelly, and the colour of natural silver ears. 2 Insulating silver ears with hot water can increase the speed at which silver ears produce glue。