Cheese

By VicentaLakin

Cheese
I'm trying to make it happen again. Cheese is on the market in large quantities, and fresh and watery eggplants are delicious. It's absolutely impossible to compare the ones that come out of the shed and can't boil, but I'm sad when they're too much to eat and they're broken. Mom said she tried to dry the eggplant before, cut it in the sun, cooked it bad and dried it, and gave it up. This time, we have improved our approach, using the sun of three volts, and we have tasted it all the time. Steamed eggplant drys, soft and fragrance. It's really cooking. It's worth a try

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Steps for Cheese

  • Make Cheese step 0
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    Pick fresh eggplants。
  • Make Cheese step 1
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    Go on, get the tail off, clean up。
  • Make Cheese step 2
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    Cut the eggplant into a roller。
  • Make Cheese step 3
    4
    Sliced eggplants in water。
  • Make Cheese step 4
    5
    The pot boiled the water, and the eggplant piece was pulled out and poured into the pot。
  • Make Cheese step 5
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    Cover up the pan。
  • Make Cheese step 6
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    Flipping with pot shovels, making the eggplant block completely colored。
  • Make Cheese step 7
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    We're gonna use a leak spoon to extract the dry moisture。
  • Make Cheese step 8
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    Leaning on the sift after the water has dried up。
  • Make Cheese step 9
    10
    The sun is burning。
  • Make Cheese step 10
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    When it's dry, it makes the sound of sand, and it can be judged with its hand。
  • Make Cheese step 11
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    It's the first eggplant drying that's steamed, and it's only a little pepper paste, garlic paste, salad oil, salt, wine, and then a mix. Don't look at it as dark as you can see, it smells like it's a good taste
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