Hey, Moose

By VicentaLakin

Hey, Moose
The mushrooms have never been evaporated, and this time they have been used for mushrooms, which are said to be able to mix and cook with a lot of food, adding to their “fresh taste” and better taste. On the other hand, due to the extremely low heat of mushrooms, there is freedom of eating and eating. This so-called taste of beauty is really not ordinary. I didn't add anything but salt when it steamed. It was original. The sausages above, which I usually like, cut with a cross, are simple and beautiful, and always add a bit of beauty to the dishes. Your husband named it, said it was delicious, and I said name it, and he said, "Sweetie." Then he said it looked like a jellyfish, but it wasn't right to think about it. Oh, it's not too fresh. It's not white. It's for cooking the other day, and there's only a few left, but they're going to fit into sausages, and it's going to be good, and they're going to do more next time。

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Steps for Hey, Moose

  • Make Hey, Moose step 0
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    Prepare food, wash, unfrozen。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 1
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    Go on, go on, go on down with your hands。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 2
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    Slice the sausage, cut the cross, don't cut through。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 3
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    Put the sausages in the middle of the entrance mushroom, show them half, and the blades head up。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 4
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    It's about 10 minutes of evaporation。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 5
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    Pour out the soup and add a little water。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 6
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    With a little salt, a little starch。
  • Make Hey, Moose step 7
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    And pour on the sausage, and onion flowers。