Lian Ji-chul

By VicentaLakin

Lian Ji-chul
There are: the distinction between red flower and white flower: 1) the skin of the red flower is generally brown, and it is short and thick and tastes bitterly; 2) the skin of the white flower is smooth, silver and white, long and thin, and sweet. It's usually made of red flowers and white flowers. In addition, there is a general plume, which is rough and pink and contains more starch. Today, I made the "Creamed Lotus" with white flowers. Splendid, sweet. You can eat when you have snacks。

Recipe Recommendations

  • lotus root appropriate amount
  • minced pork appropriate amount
  • fried flour appropriate amount

Steps for Lian Ji-chul

  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 0
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    The pork powders that will be bought will be made of salt, pepper powder, onion platters for a single moment。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 1
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    Buying white flowers, scratching skins and cutting slices (noting that, in the past, we used to cut the first and the second, so as to form a clamp and stuff the salted meat in it) today, I cut all the pieces, and then put the meat on one of them, and then press on the other, easy。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 2
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    Take a lotion and put the meat in the middle。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 3
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    It'll just be a little bit easier on the meat。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 4
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    Plugged with meat。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 5
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    (b) Prepare fried powder, which is made out of cold water, and mix it evenly。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 6
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    Put the well-made dumplings in the fined fried sauce and wrap them in the powder。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 7
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    The electric frying boiler is so hot that it goes into the bubble with chopsticks, that it is then put in a powdered clamp and explodes for three or four minutes。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 8
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    Blasted clips. Put up a few pieces and take a picture. Feels good。
  • Make Lian Ji-chul step 9
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    They're all blown up. Take it to a friend's dinner。
  • Lian Ji-chul Make Tips

    Warm reminder:

    Eating lotus root and chrysanthemum together may cause gastrointestinal upset.