Hibiscus Porridge
1.
Prepare the ingredients for the porridge
2.
Mix japonica rice and glutinous rice and wash, add appropriate amount of water, soak for 30 minutes
3.
Remove the torus of the hibiscus
4.
Rub the hibiscus flower loosely with your fingers
5.
Wash under running water
6.
Soak the washed hibiscus in water
7.
Wash the soaked rice again, drain the water, and pour it into the casserole
8.
Add 800g water
9.
Stamped
10.
Select the menu button-casserole porridge
11.
Start start
12.
After 2 hours and 20 minutes, the porridge is almost complete
13.
Add rock sugar
14.
Drain the soaked hibiscus flowers, roughly tear them into petals, and add them to the porridge
15.
Use a porridge spoon to mix the rock sugar and hibiscus flower with the porridge and continue to cook for ten minutes
16.
Put the boiled hibiscus porridge into a bowl and let it cool to a suitable temperature for consumption
Tips:
1. The amount of rock sugar can be increased or decreased according to personal preference.
2. Students who like the whole flower bud can also do not need to tear the petals apart.
3. If you don't need to cook the porridge over a slow fire in a casserole pot, you can use a pressure cooker or electric pressure cooker to cook the porridge first, add rock sugar, stir the hibiscus flower and cook for 10 minutes.
4. If you do not use a casserole, use a pressure cooker or electric pressure cooker to cook the porridge, the water ratio should be reduced to 600 grams.
5. If you don't like glutinous rice, you can replace the amount of glutinous rice with the same amount of japonica rice.
6. Japonica rice is slightly rounder and sticky rice, while indica rice is slender and weakly sticky rice.