Good luck roll
By VicentaLakin
A year is almost over, just a few days away. It's a quick year to think about. And look at the kids, they're taller, and they don't have much rice in their pockets. It would be more worthwhile to think about it, but the health of the children was the greatest desire of parents, even though there was little “rice”. In the coming year, everyone looks forward to good luck. The children are healthy, their mothers and fathers are safe, their husband's career is evaporating, and food is getting hotter。
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- halogen
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Good luck roll

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Materials: Two tofu skins and two onions of 400 grams of celery: an appropriate amount of five fragrances of salt
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Slice the onions and celery torn into silk
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In addition to the plumbs, all the other materials are added to the large bowls of wine, soy sauce, salt and chickens, and five fragrances are even
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Scratch the tofu skin as much as you want
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Roll up from the bottom
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I've got it. I've got it
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Put the onions in the water
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Join the wine
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Add soy sauce
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Put the rolls in the pot for 20 minutesGood luck roll Make Tips
Tips: 1. Since I added five-spice powder to the meat mince, I didn't add star anise or cinnamon; if you feel the flavor isn't strong enough, you can add star anise and cinnamon, and if you prefer a stronger taste, you can also add salt and MSG to the soup. 2. It's best to use pork belly or leg meat; using pork collar meat can be a bit astringent (I used fresh ingredients). 3. When spreading the meat mince, leave a little space at both ends of the tofu skin and don't fill it too full (it will fall out); when securing, press down firmly at both ends, and make sure to roll it at least twice or it will be too loose. 4. If you don't like the taste of preserved vegetables, you can substitute with coriander stems (just blanch the coriander stems in boiling water). 5. Try to flip as little as possible while cooking; everyone's stove heat is different so control according to your own heat, it cooks easily—cooking a bit longer is for color. 6. When taking it out, if there is too much scum sticking to the meat rolls, those who are more particular can rinse it with boiling water; my kids were too impatient to eat so I skipped this step, and the photo looks a bit unsightly. It tastes great dipped in sauce