Winter recipes
VicentaLakin
Wine-breeding is a traditional diet in the Gangnam region, made of rice powder and made of a white round of pearls, cooked with sweet, sweet, hot and warm, eating a bowl in winter and warming it into the stomach. The sweetness of the beverage after it's boiled will be compromised, and it'll be sour. I don't like the boiled beverages, with two spoons of cold sweet wine. The dessert is delicious and heavy. The heat of sugar is very high, and over-ingestion can cause obesity, artery sclerosis, hypertension, diabetes and tooth decay. So this time I made and used sugar. Speaking of sugar, I've been in contact a long time ago, and the glucose alcohol recommended by the doctor after my dad had diabetes. It was extracted from corn cores, which I had always thought to be a natural no-good substitute, but recently it was known that glucose alcohol was a gastrointestinal burden. This time I'm using a proxy form of red sugar, which is made of glucose fermentation and sweetness 60-70 percent of sugar, which replaces sugar with sugar to make little rounds of wine and sweetness。