Sidos
By VicentaLakin
It's one of Hong Kong's teahouse snacks. It's known to be imported from France. Hong Kong's usual name is West Door. This snack, which came from France, came to Hong Kong in two versions, one of which was made of curd, covered with fried eggnog, and mixed with butter. And the other one is a non-containable dosage, which is fed with butter and milk。
Recipe Recommendations
- sweetening
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Sidos

1
Material ready. Ham intestinal slice。
2
Cut the edge of the toast。
3
Take a toast, put a piece of cheese。
4
Ham chops。
5
And a piece of cheese。
6
And a piece of toast. In three。
7
Eggs scattered。
8
It's a good idea。
9
I'll put a pan on the bottom, and I'll fry the sandwich on two sides。
10
If you eat peanut butter, Sidos, it's easier to put the toast on the side and put it on the peanut butter。
11
Two pieces of toast are packed and fried in a boiler; both sides are fine。
12
You can make some milk when you eat, and it tastes good