Suu-maru

By VicentaLakin

Suu-maru
The daughter liked to eat pills, coughed a little bit, made them and didn't think they were popular at the table. The variety of food items in this pill is nutritionally abundant。

Recipe Recommendations

  • potatoes 200g
  • carrots 200g
  • tofu 200g
  • eggs a
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • celery appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • oyster sauce appropriate amount
  • red pepper appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • starch appropriate amount

Steps for Suu-maru

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    Mariko material
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    Slice the peppers, onion and garlic
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    Potatoes and carrots cut into pieces
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    The cooker broke
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    The potatoes and carrots are broken and put in the celery
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    Into an egg
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    Let the tofu cut open the pot and pick it up
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    We'll grab it in the kitchen
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    Add onions of garlic and proper salt
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    30 g starch
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    All the material
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    Pumping the balls on your hands
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    Burn water in a pot and then steam the balls in a steam cage for 10 minutes。
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    Juice with steamballs, half a bowl of water with starch, salt, sugar, beryllium oil。
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    Burn oil in a pot
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    The red peppers and onions are evenly fried。
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    Boiled juice
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    Steamed balls in the plate
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    Just pour the juice on the balls
  • Suu-maru Make Tips

    The steamed meatballs can also be boiled directly in the sauce for a while to absorb more flavor, but I was afraid they would fall apart, so I didn't boil them.