Tomato egg oak soup

By VicentaLakin

Tomato egg oak soup
How can time live so fast? After July, when I wake up early and wake up every day to see these vegetables and fruit knives and forkbows in my heart, it's only a little bit more quiet to think that cooking, from eating one person to sharing a few people, is a very happy thing for strangers to come to see my blog and leave me a message saying that because I'm in love with something that's delicious and I'm eating from the square, I think my hobby and interest can help people in the season of the Summer Olympics, the last day of July, when they're so happy

Recipe Recommendations

  • tomatoes appropriate amount
  • eggs appropriate amount
  • flour appropriate amount
  • edible oil appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • sesame appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Tomato egg oak soup

  • Make Tomato egg oak soup step 0
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    Half a bowl of flour (common flour is fine) is put in the bowl, and several times it is filled with fresh water, while the flour is mixed with a chopstick。
  • Make Tomato egg oak soup step 1
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    The ginger cut off。
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    Tomato chops back up。
  • Make Tomato egg oak soup step 3
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    Hot oil in the pot. Still with my most powerful little pot。
  • Make Tomato egg oak soup step 4
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    Put on onions of ginger paste and make it smell。
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    You're gonna have to break tomatoes when you're in the red。
  • Make Tomato egg oak soup step 6
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    When the tomatoes are burned, they are added to the water, burned and quickly mixed。
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    When boiled to the point of ripening, egg fluids were added and quickly dispersed. Finally, salt can be added to the pot. It's better when I put perfume and white sesame in the pot。
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    Bon appétit
  • Tomato egg oak soup Make Tips

    Sanni's Tip: When making dough drops, pay close attention to the water ratio. Add the water a little bit at a time while stirring with chopsticks. Too much water and they won't form into drops; too little water and they won't clump together. Everyone, make sure to watch the proportions. That's all for now—please leave a comment if you have questions.