Succubus

By VicentaLakin

Succubus
Scorched with red soy sauce, the vegan taste of meat — not cholesterol, but good news of the “mixed man” — the red burn is the melon rather than the fat meat, and it is a little evangelical for the hot summer cooks。

Recipe Recommendations

  • winter melon appropriate amount
  • onion appropriate amount
  • Jiang appropriate amount
  • dried red pepper appropriate amount
  • braised soy sauce 2 tablespoons
  • rock sugar 1 teaspoon
  • sesame sesame oil a little
  • chicken essence appropriate amount
  • edible oil 2 tablespoons
  • boiling water appropriate amount

Steps for Succubus

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    The winter melon is properly washed out of skin and cut into thick pieces
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    Ginger twirl; onion slash; dry chili cut out
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    (a) A frying pan, screeching ginger and red peppers, and a small fire which is slowly getting hot red
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    Into winter melons, even fire
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    Add red soy sauce, even fried
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    Add a proper amount of running water and ice sugar, not too much water, but about half of the melon
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    (b) Spill it evenly, boil it, turn it down, and cover it up to the ground
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    When the fire gathers juice, the soup is a little thick, the perfume is lit, and the fire is even
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    Put flowers on the ground, evenly folded
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    Last thing you need is some chicken. It's okay to keep the chicken, but it's a little salty。
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    I'll have a bowl of rice, and I'll bring some cucumbers with the soup