Slab Mud
1.
The bansu is cooked, shelled, the inner skin removed, and crushed.
2.
Heat the pot on a low fire, add rapeseed oil and lard to boil;
3.
Pour into the crushed slab millet;
4.
Keep turning and pounding with a spatula to prevent it from sticking to the pot, and add a little salt on the way;
5.
When most of the millet is muddy, sprinkle a little chicken essence and turn off the heat evenly.
6.
Shovel into the bowl;
7.
After proper compression, it is buckled upside down in the plate;
8.
Sprinkle a little black and white ripe sesame seeds and soaked wolfberry.
Tips:
Stir fry over low heat, leaving some particles to taste better; it must be fragrant and not greasy.