vegetarian recipes
VicentaLakin
I'D LIKE TO INTRODUCE TWO WAYS TO MAKE RED BEAN SAND AT HOME. ONE IS THE WATER-WASHING OF SOYBEANS BY COOKING RED BEANS, THEN PREPARING A POT OF FRESH WATER, FILTERING THEM SLOWLY WITH A SIFTING NET, THEN CRUSHING THE WATER WITH A BAG, AND THEN FILLING WITH RED SOYBEAN SAND, AND THEN DRYING UP THE EXCESS WATER SLOWLY. THIS METHOD IS SOY, BUT IT TAKES LONGER AND PATIENTLY (THE CONCRETE STEPS CAN BE TAKEN BY REFERENCE TO MY PREVIOUS BOVEN, HOME-MADE RED BEAN SAND). THE SECOND IS SIMPLE RED BEAN SAND, WHICH IS SIMPLE ENOUGH TO WASH RED BEANS, WITH APPROPRIATE QUANTITIES OF WATER AND SUGAR, AND PUT THEM IN AN ELECTRIC HIGH-VOLTAGE PAN FOR 30 MINUTES, AND THEN TWO TO THREE HOURS, WHEN THE WATER IS BASICALLY SUCKED OUT OF THE BEANS, AND WHEN IT'S HOT WITH A SPOON, IT'S NOT ALL CRUSHED INTO MUD, IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF GRANULATE, AND IT TASTES BETTER. IF THERE IS NO PRESSURE PAN, RED BEANS SHOULD BE IMMERSED IN ADVANCE FOR SIX HOURS, SO THAT THEY CAN BOIL EASILY. (I USUALLY HAVE MORE THAN A FINGER. IF THE RED BEANS ARE COOKED AND THERE'S MORE SOUP, THEN POUR OUT EXTRA SOUP. THE NUTRITIONAL EFFICACY OF OATS IS SELF-EVIDENT: IT IS RICH IN STARCH, PROTEIN, FAT, B VITAMINS, NICKRIC ACID, FOLIC ACID, PYROCHLORIC ACID, CALCIUM, IRON, ETC., AND IT IS GOOD FOR THE LIVER, STOMACH, SKIN, ETC., AND GOOD FOR HEALTH。
VicentaLakin
Sesame salt, in my childhood, was much more expensive than pickles. The pickles contain too much cheap salt, and the salt is salty, but it smells far more than the salt of evil. Porridge, chords, pancakes, pancakes, a soft spoon of sesame salt, years of fragrance, you feel happy, sesame is elegant, only a small spoon, more than a little oil sauce. The sesame is being ignored, and the sesame salt goes through your body. It's salty, it's got you in your teeth, it's got too much greed, it's got to eat a small spoon, you can't bear it, it's like a spoon, it's spread out, it's spilled in, it's black, it's white, it's color is ignored, it's food is ignored, it's smelled, it's pierced for decades, it's still at my table. The sesame salt practice is simple, and it's fine. When you're a child, you'll be crushed in a nest, you'll be crushed with a crutches, you won't be too nuanced, and the taste of particles will taste good. Today, there are high-quality cookers, but care must be taken that they are too broken。