Rich milky pumpkin
By AmelyBode
When the cold wind blows and the vegetation wither, some people become depressed, lazy and sleepy, and have no interest in anything. Recently, the MSNBC website in the United States suggested that eating pumpkin can clear away the haze and restore your mood. Pumpkin is associated with good mood because it is rich in vitamin B6 and iron. Both of these nutrients help the body's stored blood sugar into glucose, which is the only fuel for the brain. Pumpkin pie and pumpkin soup are considered to be the smartest choices for desserts. Because every bite you take will also consume carotenoids, which is very useful for preventing heart disease and anti-aging. This winter, you might as well add pumpkin vegetables to the table!
Recipe Recommendations
- jingua one
- condensed milk appropriate amount
- honey appropriate amount
- sugar appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- sweetening
- steamed
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Rich milky pumpkin
1
Peel and wash the pumpkin.
2
Steam and make pumpkin puree.
3
Add milk powder, condensed milk, salt, honey, and sugar to the pumpkin puree and stir well.
4
Wash the rapeseed, cut off the leaves, shape them into a flower, and dig off the middle part.
5
Carefully place the stirred pumpkin puree into the center of the rapeseed flower.
6
Just set the plate.