Sugar Jell-O

By VicentaLakin

Sugar Jell-O
Today, we share a sweet, sweet, soft, and, more importantly, nutritious, spleen and stomach。

Recipe Recommendations

  • iron stick yam 1 piece
  • Black and white sesame seeds appropriate amount
  • tomato sauce 2 tablespoons
  • white sugar 1 scoop
  • soy sauce 1 scoop
  • white vinegar 2 tablespoons
  • qingshui 3 scoops
  • salt appropriate amount
  • water starch half a bowl
  • peanut oil appropriate amount
  • white pepper 1 scoop
  • chicken essence a little

Steps for Sugar Jell-O

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    The mountain medicine is washed and skin removed from the middle to cut the growth strip。
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    The water is soaked to prevent oxidation。
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    Take a bowl and two spoons of tomato sauce。
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    A spoonful of sugar and salt。
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    A sip。
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    Two spoons of vinegar。
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    Three spoons of clean water are evenly mixed。
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    Prepare water starch and black and white sesame。
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    Water is burned in the pot, and two drops of vinegar are added to the water and two minutes of dry water is released。
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    Oil is burned in the pot, and 50% of the temperature is hot enough to put the water-spreading mountain medicine in it and evenly fry it。
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    And pour in the sauce。
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    Turn the fire even。
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    The water starch fell in and made it。
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    With white pepper and a little chicken。
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    And black and white。
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    Turn off the fire。
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    The finished chart。
  • Sugar Jell-O Make Tips

    1. Monopoly allergies must be treated with disposable gloves. 2. The fine mountain medicine is soaked with water in order to prevent oxidation。

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