Tomorrow is the last day of 2011. Although there are still more than 20 days before the Lunar New Year, when I walked into the supermarket and saw the aisles filled with all kinds of New Year goods, I instantly felt that the New Year was very, very close...
I remember that when I was a child, I really looked forward to the New Year. The New Year meant having new clothes, many delicious things that were inaccessible on ordinary days, firecrackers that would not be set off on ordinary days, and the most important thing was having New Year's money. At that time, I was like a tomboy who especially liked to shoot firecrackers. Adults were always worried that I would hurt my hands when lighting firecrackers. So, when my father lit a long incense stick, I trembled slightly, full of inexplicable excitement and An unspeakable pride I personally lit the firecrackers that our family had used to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new in those years. How simple and happy we were at that time!
Now that I have grown up to be a wife and a mother, all my happiness and happiness are closely connected with the family that I deeply love. When they laugh, I am happy; when they are sad, I am sad. But overall, we gained a lot in 2011. We have our own real home and our own house. We took the baby from her grandparents, lived with us, grew up together...
Looking forward to the future, there are so many wishes and ideals to strive for and realize. I always feel that during such a warm and exciting time, I need some food that can express my mood.
Take a dessert, for example.
For example, this one is full of gold and jade!
Use its name to get a good reputation, and hope that the coming year will be full of gold and jade and more brilliant!
Jinyu Mantang
By HazelRohan
Recipe Recommendations
- yam 1 piece
- glutinous rice flour small amount
- honey 1 scoop
- sweet and sour
- steamed
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Jinyu Mantang

1
Wash the soil on the outer skin of the yam and steam it for about 20 minutes.
2
When drying until it is not hot, peel off the outer skin, put it into a fresh-keeping bag and beat it with a rolling pin to form a delicate yam paste.
3
Add a small amount of glutinous rice flour and stir evenly. The amount of glutinous rice flour added is based on the yam paste made into balls. If it is flour yam, you can not add it.
4
Cut the little gold pumpkin in a quarter and process it into a serrated edge.
5
Pour into the pan and steam for 15 minutes.
6
Use the extra cut pumpkin meat to form eight small balls for later use.
7
The processed yam paste is also rolled into small balls.
8
Pour into boiling water, blanch over high heat for one minute and remove.
9
Pour into the steamed pumpkin cup.
10
Pour kumquat lemon juice into a small pot and heat.
11
Allow until warm, add 1 spoonful of honey and stir well.
12
Pour into the pumpkin cup and serve hot.