Jealousy

By VicentaLakin

Jealousy
We know that the lotus eats a lot of meat, fried meat, fried meat, souffled soup and rice, and today I share with you a simple and delicious sugar vinegar. This dish is made with a crumb, a crumb, a sour and sweet, both appetizing and decompressing, more popular than big fish meat, and it smells so good to eat at the table。

Recipe Recommendations

  • lotus root v. 1
  • shallots the 2
  • garlic 2 capsules
  • soy sauce 2 tablespoons
  • balsamic vinegar 1 scoop
  • white sugar 1 scoop
  • ketchup 1 scoop
  • salt appropriate amount
  • corn starch 1 scoop
  • cooked sesame appropriate amount

Steps for Jealousy

  • Make Jealousy step 0
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    All the food。
  • Make Jealousy step 1
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    Lotus washes clean up and slices up the skin (places two drops of vinegar in a bowl with water to prevent oxidation) onions and garlic。
  • Make Jealousy step 2
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    Add raw, vinegar, ketchup, sugar, salt to the bowl and evenly mix it into sauce。
  • Make Jealousy step 3
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    The water has been extracted from cold water for about a minute, and the water has been drained to spare。
  • Make Jealousy step 4
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    Hot pot pouring oil, blasting onion garlic。
  • Make Jealousy step 5
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    I'm going to dump the lotus in there for a while。
  • Make Jealousy step 6
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    And then you put in the sauce, and you turn it in, and you add a little bit of water to the onion pan, and you pour it in。
  • Make Jealousy step 7
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    I'll have a hot sesame before I go out。
  • Make Jealousy step 8
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    How's it going with you。
  • Make Jealousy step 9
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    And you can put onions on it。
  • Jealousy Make Tips

    Cutting the stings in a water bowl with a few drops of vinegar in it to prevent the oxidation from getting dark。

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