It's hot

By VicentaLakin

It's hot
When I saw the fresh yellow veggies, I thought it was good, I bought two red ones to eat, and two small ones were only 3 taels and nine dollars. I wanted to cook, but I started cooking before I went out to buy food, even if it was good to make red fever。

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  • monopterus Albus art. 2
  • garlic large number
  • onion appropriate amount
  • ginger appropriate amount
  • soy sauce a little
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount

Steps for It's hot

  • Make It
    1
    The two yellow tarts were bought and killed at the market; but they came back to clean up, wash their bodies of blood, and clean up their stomachs. In the case of a non-killed yellow wreath, the head of the wreath can be wrapped in a piece of cloth, with a scissors cut over the head and a bone cut off; then with the head, the tummy cut open with scissors and the tummy removed。
  • Make It
    2
    Clean up the yellow wreaths, all the blood is washed。
  • Make It
    3
    Washed yellow tarts in dishes, boiled water for a minute or two; it was a little hot today to take pictures, and all the skins were broken. The slime on the yellow-skinned surface with the boiling water will come out and the chopsticks will clean it; then the cold water will wash it and prepare the cut。
  • Make It
    4
    Get all the materials ready, get oil in the hot pot; get garlic blown up after the oil heat, then onions white and ginger; then pour the yellow tarts down and blow them up; then get some wine in the right order; then just put the water in the water, just like that. Then put soy sauce, sugar, salt, and a small boiler on the top of the pot; when the juice is almost dry, the fire gathers it。
  • It's hot Make Tips

    Eels have slippery mucus on them, so be careful when handling them.

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