Red Japonica Rice and Purple Sweet Potato Paste

Since I have a heated wall breaker, I can drink hot paste from time to time. This is not the case today I made red japonica rice and purple potato paste. Today’s japonica rice paste is not made of ordinary japonica rice, but Everyone knows the red japonica rice in Bama, right? Speaking of which, I only knew about Bama after watching TV! Bama Yao Autonomous County, known as "the hometown of longevity in the world, the sacred land of Chinese people", belongs to Hechi City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in the northwest of Guangxi and is close to Baise, Tianyang, Tiandong, Pingguo, Dahua, Donglan, Fengshan, Lingyun and other cities and counties are adjacent. The county has a total area of 1971 square kilometers and is home to 12 ethnic groups including Yao, Zhuang, and Han. In 2012, the total population of Bama County was 270,000. The county has a built-up area of 8 square kilometers and a permanent population of 60,000. The terrain of Bama is high in the northwest and low in the southeast. There are many mountains and little land in Bama. It is known as "eight mountains, one river and one field", and the land is very precious. The Changshou Township introduced on TV has good water, good air and good soil, so many people who are terminally ill go there for health care, and it really works. Many people have alleviated or even recovered from their illnesses. At that time, it felt so amazing. ! It’s too far to go to Bama, so it is still feasible to buy some Bama specialties at home and try it. So first try the coarse grains series there. This is not the red japonica rice from Bama. It is said that the rice made from this kind of rice is not easy to spoil! All coarse grains in Bama have three highs, two lows and one weak. The three highs refer to high dietary fiber, high vitamins, and high protein. The two lows are low in calories and fat, and the weak is weakly alkaline. Under the beautiful sunshine, drinking such a nutritious paste makes life too comfortable, isn't it? If you have the opportunity in the future, I will definitely go to Bama to travel and experience the scenery there. "