Little Rabbit Mountain

In Japan, we can see the branding of Chinese culture everywhere. For example, walking in the streets with the full-eyed Chinese words, the habit of being humbled in daily rituals, the ramen that happens more or less in three meals a day, the pots, dumplings, etc. History, culture and culture of culture and diet are inextricably intertwined, and you will know that in Japan, as we observe our traditional festivals every year, we also have spring break, autumn break, midday afternoon, mid-autumn and even heavy sun. It's almost mid-Autumn, and many people are trying to make mooncakes at home. Mooncake is our traditional food for mid-Autumn Festival, and in Japan, the traditional food for mid-Autumn is a crotch of rice, and there are also little rabbits in shape and crotch. 'Cause Mid-Autumn always has a lot to do with rabbits! Our mid-Autumn rabbits are drugged under the guacamole tree on the moon, while Japanese mid-Autumn rabbits are baked under the trees and made of rice. Isn't that funny? Let us share with you today the practices of rabbits and tarts. It's really simple, it's a mix of rice flour and mountain sluice, and then it's the middle stuff that's like, and it's traditional bean sand. It'll be fine if it's fertilized. It's a kind of "big taro" or "big mountain medicine" used in Japan, and there's so much white meat and sour, but it's probably not available in any country other than Japan, so I replaced it with a regular long mountain medicine, and it worked very well. Rice powder is used as much as possible to grind rice powder, with attention to rice powder, not rice powder。