【shaanxi】sweet Rice with Mizu in Northern Shaanxi

by Little Ai Chef

4.8 (1)
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3

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Northern Shaanxi is rich in broomcorn millet, and the locals also love to eat it. Broomcorn millet is divided into soft and hard millet. The rice milled from the soft millet is called soft rice, and the northern Shaanbei steamed buns introduced by China on the tip of the tongue and Shaanbei cake dumplings are all made with soft rice pressed into noodles. The hard millet is ground into rice, which is called yellow rice, or millet. The broomcorn millet contains protein, abundant calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and other mineral elements, which is a kind of healthy food. "

Ingredients

【shaanxi】sweet Rice with Mizu in Northern Shaanxi

1. Prepare millet rice.

2. Soak the millet rice in cold water for 6 hours.

3. Prepare honey beans, candied dates, and bean paste fillings.

4. Take an empty bowl and spread cooking oil evenly on the bowl. Arrange honey beans and dates neatly according to a certain pattern.

5. Sprinkle the soaked batter rice evenly.

6. The red bean paste is spread flat on top.

7. Sprinkle the batter rice evenly on the top layer.

8. Sprinkle a few honey beans on top, add water to the bowl, just after the millet rice, steam it in a pressure cooker for 30 minutes.

9. When eating, you can add honey to the plate if you like sweets.

Tips:

1. The milled rice must be soaked for more than 6 hours.
2. You can put all kinds of preserved fruits you like.
3. You can add honey when you like sweet ones at the end.

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