Shrimp rice mustard rice
By VicentaLakin
It's supposed to be the most frequently cooked food by the mussels. It's a lot of food. I can cook almost anything, and I love it. At home, my mom cooks, tasting, packing, chopping. I've got to cook everything out here. I don't smell like Mom, but it's delicious
Recipe Recommendations
- mustard 1 tree
- pork belly appropriate amount
- shrimp appropriate amount
- dried mushrooms appropriate amount
- garlic appropriate amount
- garlic leaf appropriate amount
- salt appropriate amount
- chicken essence appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- cook
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Shrimp rice mustard rice

1
Let's clean up the amount of rice they eat
2
The dry mushrooms go up a little early. The mushrooms I bought are easy to pop. They're probably swollen
3
I cut the thin meat off the flowers and forgot to film it
4
Wash the mustard and cut the leaves in two basins
5
Get the shrimp ready
6
Slice a bit of garlic, wash a piece of garlic, and cut off the head and leaves
7
Hot pots. Put the bouquets in. If not, pour some oil
8
Then put the garlic in the smell
9
Put it in the mushrooms again
10
And then you pour the skinny meat in and make it fried, put some salt on it, chicken, raw smoke, wine
11
Put the mustard in there and get it done
12
If the mustard is softer, you can just pour the leaves in and fire them
13
I'm used to pouring rice in and making food out, putting salt, chicken, wine, raw smoke, a little old smoke and coloring, so rice mixes with vegetables
14
It's about time to pour it into the electric table. It's personal. If you want to jump, you can put less water in it
15
It's a quick cook, not a 30-point bill, but when it jumps, I pull out the plugs and make the meal slow
16
It's delicious, especially the five flowers
17
Before I cook, I've put down my ribs and made soup, and I've got a little bit of curry, a little party, a little cucumber, a little fragrance, a little mustard, a little super-partner