Poonmelon with flowers and soup

By VicentaLakin

Poonmelon with flowers and soup
Love each other, I love the one who loves spicy, spicy clams, with a glass of ice cream, so he and I can eat slow for half a day, and every time he and I buy them back, except for the old-fashioned way, I always have to cut off a little bit and make an innovation. You don't like it. I like it. I like it。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Little wax gourd 300 grams
  • kelp 80 grams
  • flower buds appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • Fresh chicken juice appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount

Steps for Poonmelon with flowers and soup

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    Prepare food。
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    Poof to the skin。
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    Cut to thin。
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    Sea belts are fully blistered to wash salt。
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    It's hot and oily。
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    Add seaweed。
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    Joining the winter guacamole for a moment。
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    Add a proper amount of water to burn。
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    Add flowers and clams。
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    The fire boiled until the clams were fired。
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    Turn off the fire, add proper salt。
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    Add sesame oil。
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    With fresh chicken juice。
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    Finally, add appropriate pepper powder。
  • Poonmelon with flowers and soup Make Tips

    Clams are naturally a bit salty, so make sure to taste the dish after turning off the heat before deciding how much salt to add.