Hunan cuisine
VicentaLakin
Before we get to the Jesús automatic cooking pan, our home makes rice chickens like this: first, we boil rice, we drag water with leaves, then we put a layer of rice rice on it, we put it on it, we put it on it, we put it on it, we put it on it, we put it on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it, we're on it. I was attracted to the hotly colored chili chicken in the book as I looked through the menu of the races. It's done by immersing the rice with moistness and then mixing it into the fragrance of chicken, evaporating together, and wondering: can it really be fertilized in a short time? So I used the hot water to soak the rice, and then I looked at the recipe in the book, and I did the experiment. After 28 minutes of auto-cooking, I took out the rice chicken, opened it, and, wow, it did exactly the same thing as the book showed, a fragrance of fragrance, chicken fragrance, chicken fragrance of mushrooms, spicy color! Taste it on the spoon, then sip it, and then there's no more, and it's a second of light... and it's not just evaporated, but it's especially delicious. If you like it, you'll have to go back to making rice