Kee-Cee

By VicentaLakin

Kee-Cee
The ancient medicine, gel, originated in East Asia and was administered by the city of Changtung, which is the home of the Jade food. Talk about the city, which is known as the capital of Dong Chang, depends on the great canal for its wealth. Keo was first recorded in the Han Dynasty, the Sino-Sino-Magori scripture, which, for more than 2,500 years now, has been recognized by all as a blessing. Tsao was a king of the East who used to eat the Fai-lone book: "Give me my medicine, made by the Emperor... teach me to eat, and make up my brain." Kwok and Zin, as well as the Chinese medicine Sanbao. Taste, sex, drug-free, age-free, available for all seasons, long-serving, life-long life, increased immunity, beauty and resistance. This small step, from the palace to the outside, was the first of its kind, but it was also a major step on its journey to the millennium, thanks in large measure to the original writer, Park. The poet Won of Song's time of war had taken refuge in the city of Guangxi, where he had lived for more than a year, and had produced a poem in which he had written a piece entitled "The Flower of the Fall Night Rains" which described the food of the King Tang and Yang's Princess, "A bowl of glue, a bowl of sesame, a sesame beet, powdered cheeks, a smile on the face of the almonds, and kept the sky alive and earned the money." The recipe evolved to the later part of the millennium and became more powerful, resulting in a custom of marrying a girl to Kei. The main ingredients of the pastry are glue, walnuts, black sesame, ice cream, date, yellow wine, and platinum, which not only complement haemorrhage and provide health care, but also provide beauty, slow ageing and increase human immunity. I've been working on this pastry every year, and my friends have asked me to make it in winter。

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Steps for Kee-Cee

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    Materials: Ace 250 g (consumer powder, specialty store processing), black sesame 250 g, walnut 250 g, red date to nucleotide 250 g, gill 50 g, glucose 250 (I only used 125 g) and yellow wine 500 g。
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    The walnuts take off their skins and take the bean。
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    The walnuts stung the microwave for 40 seconds, flipping it over and for one minute (based on their own appliances)。
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    Tink good walnut panels on cool。
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    Ice cream smash。
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    In the pot, glucose shredded into yellow wine, which is used as a medium fire。
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    Full mixing until the sugar melts completely。
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    It's pouring into the red date (without water)。
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    About eight minutes later, the date rose and fell into Quil。
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    Don't stop. Watch out
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    It's sticky, and if it's a line drop, we'll have to go on。
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    It is then sticky to drop-down objects into blocks。
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    Join the gill, mix it evenly。
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    It's too sticky to pull up, not drop。
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    Join the sesame。
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    Add walnuts。
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    It's hard to mix without copying and preventing the sticky pot。
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    In seven or eight minutes, a cease-fire。
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