Porridge

By VicentaLakin

Porridge
All kinds of porridge are common in the summer, but it's just an inspiration to try it. Pelicans are my favorite vegetables, and they taste soft and sweet. It's often seen with prawns. It's actually delicious to have these two ingredients together. Green porridge with light pink shrimp, and a sip of porridge can chew to the crumbs, sweet prawns, and taste very good. Last week, I felt like I was eating potatoes, I had to change my taste, and the color of porridge was very fresh, and at first glance it didn't make me feel greasy. It's good for the body。

Recipe Recommendations

  • asparagus 6 pieces
  • shrimp 100g
  • rice
  • ginger appropriate amount
  • olive oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • black pepper appropriate amount
  • sesame oil few drops

Steps for Porridge

  • Make Porridge step 0
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    Preparation material。
  • Make Porridge step 1
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    Rice washes, a few drops of olive oil pickled. Shrimp is salt, sugar, pepper powder, wine and ginger pickles。
  • Make Porridge step 2
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    The platinum is cut off, the pole is cut to pieces, and a part of the flower is left on top。
  • Make Porridge step 3
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    Let's burn the rice and water。
  • Make Porridge step 4
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    Once again, the water boils and the spoons keep mixing, until the grain blooms。
  • Make Porridge step 5
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    The lids heat up for about 20 minutes, and the porridge becomes thicker。
  • Make Porridge step 6
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    Boil for five minutes。
  • Make Porridge step 7
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    Add prawn and platinum。
  • Make Porridge step 8
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    Full of salt。
  • Make Porridge step 9
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    Put pepper powder in it. Just boil it to the bottom。
  • Make Porridge step 10
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    A few drops of perfume in front of the pot。
  • Porridge Make Tips

    First, bring the water to a boil, then add the rice. Stir continuously to help the rice grains expand and make the congee thicker. The asparagus strips are for garnish; if you're eating it yourself, you can dice it all into small pieces.