Yuko-san

By VicentaLakin

Yuko-san
It's not good to do it in the past, but it's very good to be careful, and it's very soft inside. It's better not to buy horseshoes。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pork belly appropriate amount
  • eggs appropriate amount
  • rice appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • starch appropriate amount

Steps for Yuko-san

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    It's a little fatter in meat. It's a good taste. I cut it with five flowers。
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    Onion slices, two eggs, a little rice。
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    Put onions in the bowl, pour them into the water, soak them for 15 minutes。
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    Add wine and salt and ginger onion to the meat pie. A little onion plus。
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    Then you put rice in, you mix it evenly, and you put it better if you have horses and hoofs。
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    And then he's punching in two eggs and mixing it up。
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    Finally two little spoons of starch。
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    Scratched meat into balls. It's soft because of the water, so be careful not to break。
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    Put oil in the pot, slide the balls into the pot at 50% heat, and then turn and blow up
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    The steam cage is covered with tin paper and the fried balls are evaporated for an hour and a half。
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    Steamed ball coding boards, with a little water in the pot, a spoon of oil, a little sugar and a little raw smoke, boiled open in a shower of water starch, and squished into a ball。