Peach in the palace

i used to think there was a peach in it, and there must be walnuts in it, and then i realized it had nothing to do with walnuts, but it had something to do with pot. it has been said that, during the time when the pottery of the town of cindé was prevalent, farmers around cindé went to work as pottery workers, and because of their busy work and lack of time to cook, a farmer, who had mixed his home's flour with flour and baking it directly on the surface of the kiln, would join the peach in the baking due to his chronic cough and daily cough habits. other porcelains follow the example of “peach & quot;” but since the peach tastes bitter and affects the taste, it will not be added. since the soufflés, soufflés, soaks, sweets, and deliciouss, they spread rapidly among pottery workers, after which the people of chengxi xianyang lake used to serve their meals every year. there is another term for the name of the peach, because it's baked by the pottery, so it's called the pottery. as a result of the music of the late generations, it became the "peaches". now, peaches have become universal, and they are everywhere on the street. peach is simple, and it's simple. if you do it yourself, you can add walnuts and taste better. you can do it at home, and you don't have to go outside. fong-ja is from king's landing