Homemade green beans

By VicentaLakin

Homemade green beans
There's so many green beans in the house, so I thought I'd make some green beans for cold, healthy and convenient

Recipe Recommendations

  • mung bean 800g
  • qingshui 1200ml
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • corn oil appropriate amount

Steps for Homemade green beans

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    Green beans are immersed for more than half a day。
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    Washes are placed in high pressure pots, pouring into the proper amount of water, roughly 1:1.5。
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    The fire was on fire and then turned into a pressure of 10 minutes and a light fire of 5 minutes。
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    Just right after the leak, there's no moisture on it。
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    Turn it on, it's completely soft in there, which will reduce the time for the next set. If it's a little longer, it's gonna take a while, so it's got to be on fire。
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    Put the boiled green beans in the breaker for about 20 seconds。
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    Look, it's so thin and smooth
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    Particularly dense。
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    The time has come for patience to be tested by the sweet ones who can add sugar to their own tastes。
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    Until the water evaporates, the soybeans can shut down the fire。
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    Sniffy, sweet。
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    You can eat whatever you want, especially if you have kids at home。
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    Natural cooling。
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    If you can't eat so much at a time, you can split it into a few bags, flatten it and freeze it。
  • Homemade green beans Make Tips

    1. Bean saffron must be patient and light-fired to prevent the casserole. I often make soufflés, but when the child does not like the yolk, I change to red bean-covered green bean sand or lint, which makes it easier to eat next time。