I've got ginger sushi
By VicentaLakin
Watching his friends make sushi stickers, watching the natural tide, always thinking about when to try it. But the tools are bought and there's no time to try. They're in the drawer. This time, I've received a pilot award from the United States of America -- the head-drinking ginger. I've been thinking all day about what to do. It's too simple to eat in such a way as to show its plethora of faces. Chon Lai Dow is the main raw material for the fine selection of the “gang” of the Chinese bear Ginger Ginger Country, Leung, by nine criteria, and consists of food and cuisine that is hidden, laid, picked, shaved, cut, cleaned, turned, strewn, measured, prepared, immersed, filtered, rinsed and made from 13 crafts. Among the specimens I received were two tastes, one of fresh and one of fresh. Tastes sweet and tastes salty. Although tastes are slightly different, they are just as beautiful and tasted. A person with many nutrients and poor health can benefit from regular diets. Old Man Cloud: Eating radish in winter and ginger without a prescription from a doctor. It's summertime. Eat ginger every day and wash out the cold。
Recipe Recommendations
- slightly spicy
- skills
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for I've got ginger sushi

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Material preparation
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Purple chips; sushi vinegar, homemade: three sauerkrauts with a little salt
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The cucumber goes to Pitches
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Sausage swirling; ginger blades; cucumber silk plate
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Eggs scattered
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It's a little thicker
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Fry the omelet, and then cut the silk
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Fried carrots, ripe for the rich carrots
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Material pallet reserve
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Rice is ready. Break it up. It's a little tougher than usual
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The rice is cold enough for sushi vinegar
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Make the purple
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I'll lay a piece of rice
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Carrots, egg silk, ginger
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Sausage
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Roll the purple
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One more minute when you're done
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Cut the plate
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Sushi rolls, they can be tilted, they can have different angles