Pumpkin noodle soup

By VicentaLakin

Pumpkin noodle soup

Recipe Recommendations

  • flour appropriate amount
  • old pumpkin appropriate amount

Steps for Pumpkin noodle soup

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    Take appropriate flour
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    With a proper amount of fresh water, the chopsticks make a soft and moderate face
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    Every few minutes, until it's smooth
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    I've never had a noodle with water, and I've got chopsticks on the edge of the bowl, and I'm gonna put it in one side for more than half an hour
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    It's a third of the usual cooking
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    It's a third of the usual cooking
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    Old pumpkin Chetin
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    When the water's out, put it in the pumpkin
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    It's time to wash the noodles and mix them in the bowl with chopsticks
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    Wash it once in the pot, so many times
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    Until the water washed up
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    The leftovers
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    The last step is critical, for example, to separate the chopsticks from the face bands, to mix them quickly into the pots, to bind them to the chopsticks
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    That's the end of it
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    It's important to keep in mind that pasta soup is easy to make when it's boiled
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    It's good. It's good. It's good
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    It's good. It's good. It's good。作早餐或晚餐都不错
  • Pumpkin noodle soup Make Tips

    You control the firmness of the dough yourself. It's ready as long as you can mix it into a dough with chopsticks. It doesn't make much difference if it's a little softer or harder. A softer dough is easier to wash, but the resulting gluten won't be very good. A harder dough yields better gluten, but it's harder to wash. You'll get the hang of it with more practice.

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