Rock Sugar Sydney
1.
Raw materials are reserved.
2.
Wash the hawthorn and use a knife to dig out the upper handle and the lower pedicle.
3.
Use chopsticks to remove the core inside.
4.
Crystal pear, cut from the top quarter, dig out the core with a spoon and knife.
5.
Then peel off the skin.
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Put a few pieces of rock sugar in the dug pear.
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Add another hawthorn.
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Put it in a deep dish (because juice will flow out during the steaming process).
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Steam in the pot for about an hour until the pears are soft and rotten.
Tips:
Stupid tips:
1. When digging hawthorn noodles, it is recommended to use a knife to dig out the upper handle and the lower stalk, and then use a chopstick to take out the seeds in the middle.
2. When digging the pear core, you can first cut it with a small knife, then use a small knife to dig a hole, and then borrow a small spoon, it is easy to take out the seeds and the pear will be quite complete.
3. Don't dig through the bottom of the pear, make it into a bowl, so that the rock sugar water can be stored inside the pear.
4. It is recommended that pears be pitted and then peeled.
5. If you find it troublesome to dig pears, just cut them into pieces and steam them, or boil them in water!