Halo eggs

By VicentaLakin

Halo eggs
Those who sell quail eggs in the morning market, prepare them in a bag for a dozen dollars, about two pounds. They don't eat much, and the quail eggs are too small, and they're in trouble. Mom bought us a bag today, said her grandson liked it, so just think about it. I'll share a simple home with my family。

Recipe Recommendations

  • quail eggs 2 pounds
  • halogen soup a bowl
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • octagonal appropriate amount
  • geranyl two pieces
  • cumin appropriate amount
  • ginger appropriate amount
  • cinnamon appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • rock sugar appropriate amount

Steps for Halo eggs

  • Make Halo eggs step 0
    1
    quail egg wash。
  • Make Halo eggs step 1
    2
    Put it in the cooler and start cooking。
  • Make Halo eggs step 2
    3
    5-8 minutes。
  • Make Halo eggs step 3
    4
    Cooked quail eggs produce cold water and crush the shell。
  • Make Halo eggs step 4
    5
    Prepare spices: cinnamon fragrances, ice cream, raw and old。
  • Make Halo eggs step 5
    6
    The halogen soup from the fridge
  • Make Halo eggs step 6
    7
    Depending on how much iron pots of quail eggs are filled with water, halogenated soup and spices are put in and boiled。
  • Make Halo eggs step 7
    8
    When the halogen is boiled, the decorated quail egg boils for 20 minutes
  • Make Halo eggs step 8
    9
    When the quail eggs are boiled, the lids pick up and halogenated for one night。
  • Make Halo eggs step 9
    10
    The next day, the halogenated quail eggs made a plate。
  • Make Halo eggs step 10
    11
    When the bubble is boiled, the halogenated quail egg becomes。
  • Make Halo eggs step 11
    12
    Scratch one in your mouth, fragrance, full of mouths。
  • Halo eggs Make Tips

    1. From a health perspective, halogens are not abundant, their family diet is low, their soup is free of raw and old, and no salt is required. Burned halogen soup, slag of spices, poured into clean vessels, frozen in refrigerators and reusable。