Pumpkin Seafood Pasta
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Ingredients: 80 grams of cooked pumpkin, 40 grams of car pasta, 5 prawns, 1 broccoli, 20 grams of onions, and 5 baby cuttlefish.
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Grasp a little cooking wine and starch in the shrimp and cuttlefish. >>Seafood can be selected arbitrarily, with or without shell. Eat seafood twice a week to supplement zinc for children. Zinc is an element that is easily deficient in the whole people. Many children with poor appetites are caused by zinc deficiency.
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The pasta is cooked, remove and drain. Make the pasta after the water is boiling. If you are over 1 year old, you can add less salt in the water to make the cooked noodles elastic. Open the lid and keep it on high heat.
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Boil the broccoli for 2 minutes.
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Finely chop onion. Cut the roots of broccoli and tear them up to avoid shattering of flower heads.
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Press the mash of cooked pumpkin.
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Pour a little oil in the pan, fry the onion until it is fragrant, add the shrimp and cuttlefish, and fry for 2 minutes. >>Onions are often seen in western food, and they play a role in removing fishy smell and increasing fragrance here.
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Add broccoli and pumpkin puree and sauté for 1 minute.
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Add the pasta so that the pasta is covered with pumpkin puree, and season with a little salt. >>If you put seafood in the shell, fry it until the opening, and add the pasta.
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The full sweet pumpkin puree, evenly wrapped in pasta and seafood, is pleasing to the eye, full of umami, and nutritious and appetizing. The whole family loves it.