Flower Krabi Noodles
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1. Prepare the raw materials in advance, soak the sixties in salt water in advance to let them spit out the sand obediently
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2. Cut coriander into sections; chop chives into flowers; chop garlic and ginger; chop millet into minced spicy peppers; cook quail eggs in advance and peel them for later use
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3. Stack the tin foil paper 2 into a bowl shape (for safety, you can put an extra layer)
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4. Put the sixties and kelp shreds in a foil paper bowl, add garlic rice, ginger rice, spicy millet, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, sugar, salt, cooking wine, vinegar, put it on the induction cooker, add appropriate amount of water to boil
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5. After boiling, put the vermicelli, bean sprouts, and quail eggs in a wrapper and continue to cook for 3 minutes. Open the foil and sprinkle in the chopped green onion and coriander, mix well and serve.
Tips:
1. The sixtieth birthday must be soaked in salt water in advance, and the sand will be more delicious after spitting out (otherwise a sixtieth birthday, one bite of sand)
2. When using tinfoil paper to make a bowl, it must be darker. You can spread a layer of tinfoil paper to make it more secure on the induction cooker.
3. This is made for one person. Don’t be greedy to make too much at a time, otherwise the foil won’t hold so many ingredients.
4. Because kelp shreds contain salt, there is no need to add salt to avoid too salty (if you don’t use kelp shreds, you need to put an appropriate amount of salt)