laba porridge
VicentaLakin
Canada ' s wild Arctic shrimp harvests 100 per cent pure wild shrimp from cold and clean Arctic and North Atlantic waters. The deep sea, which grows below 200-250 metres above sea level. The whole shell was boiled on board the vessel within one hour of the water being harvested and quickly frozen at 30 degrees below zero. In cold seawater, three to four years of growth, slow growth, individual compactness, close meat and excellent taste. Even though I'm using Arctic shrimp from Canada, when I'm in the hands of a Chinese man, I'm using it to make the traditional Chinese food -- the porridge. The porridge usually eats congee in the north, mixed with a variety of cereals in batches that are boiled for a long time. In the south of the country, where salt porridge is prevalent, it is very appropriate for those who cannot eat sugar or are unsweet. After the year, the family started cleaning and preparing their annual goods, and in the next few days, pigs and sheep will be slaughtered in the countryside. This week is also available for consumption, except for the 8-spring season, because of the addition of dry beaks, Arctic shrimp, ribs, and the need to add fresh spices, such as spices, chicken powder and so forth, which I love very much。
SunnyLynch
The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, commonly known as Laba, is cooked on this day in many places. Laba porridge is mixed with a variety of foods and cooked together with rice, which means gathering all things together. <br />There are many varieties of Laba porridge in various places in China. The earliest Laba porridge was cooked with red beans, but after evolution and local characteristics, it gradually became colorful. <br />On the evening of the seventh day of the twelfth lunar month, people began to get busy, washing rice, soaking fruits, peeling, removing cores, and selecting carefully. Then we started cooking in the middle of the night, and then stewed over low heat. The Laba porridge was cooked until the morning of the next day.
