I've got red-treed horseshoes

By VicentaLakin

I've got red-treed horseshoes
HORSESHOES, WHICH ARE KNOWN IN CANTONESE AS “SHOES”, ARE RICH IN VITAMINS B AND C, PLANT PROTEINS, PHOSPHORUS, WHICH HAVE THE EFFECT OF COOLING OFF THE DETOXIFICATION, ARE EVAPORATED WITH SUGAR, ARE TRANSLUCENT AND NON-FRAGMENTABLE, AND CONTINUE TO BE SOFT, SMOOTH, DRY, RESILIENT AND SWEET。

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    1. Prepare all materials。
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    2. A pound of red dates to wash off the core。
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    Three: 500 grams of fresh water in the pot and red date soup。
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    4. The horse hoove powder and water are mixed with 250 grams of water on the plate, so that the horse hoove powder melts with the water。
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    Five, or about 30 minutes, to boil, to remove the date, to sift the soup, and to melt into a small yellow sugar fire。
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    6. Pour the boiled red-tree soup into the pan of horse-hoove powder and mix it in the direction of fast clockwise。
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    7. Pour the made red-tree hoove powder into the pastry for 20 minutes。
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    8. Decorated red date cakes may be cut only after they are cool。
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    1. The water chestnut flour mixture must be stirred evenly until there are no lumps. 2. You can also steam it layer by layer for a layered effect. 3. Steaming with a flat plate cooks faster and makes it easier to control the time.

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