Pretzels

By VicentaLakin

Pretzels
I've been collecting chili in the field lately. It's not too hot, but there's some heads. It's like pepper. Or, oh, God knows. This time, I picked out some of the average heads for pork powder, all organic fertilizers, hot peppers that smell so bad, big ones that I used to make omelet。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pepper
  • minced meat
  • salad oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • sugar appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • brandy appropriate amount
  • corn starch appropriate amount
  • chicken essence appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Pretzels

  • Make Pretzels step 0
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    Cut the peppers and go to the seed
  • Make Pretzels step 1
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    (b) A single second spoon, a quarter spoon of sugar, a quarter spoon of pepper powder, one spoon of brandy and two spoons of corn starch, all mixed
  • Make Pretzels step 2
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    Fill the meat in the pepper
  • Make Pretzels step 3
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    Then they open the pan, and the meat falls into the fire, and it burns into gold
  • Make Pretzels step 4
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    (b) Turning the other side with chopsticks, worrying about the irregular shape of chili, and crushing it with a plate of salted meat, which is not prepared in the home, with a small latte
  • Make Pretzels step 5
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    The bottom is fried to the ground, and when it's cooked, the meat is on top, so it's in the plate
  • Make Pretzels step 6
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    (a) make a thin jar with a bowl of salt 1/4 spoons, chicken 1/4 spoons, soy sauce 1/2 spoons, corn starch 1/2 spoons, water 1/2cups, evenly mixed, boiled into a pot until a big bubble becomes transparent
  • Make Pretzels step 7
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    And pour it on the fried peppers。
  • Pretzels Make Tips

    1. You can also use pork minced into meat; a suitable ratio is 7 parts lean to 3 parts fat. Having a little fat in the mince prevents it from feeling too dry; 2. To preserve the original color of the finished product, only a very thin (watery) starch slurry was used;