Tea Fragrant Chestnuts
1.
Wash the chestnuts, soak the black tea in water and let cool;
2.
Use a knife to draw a cross knife on each chestnut, be careful not to hurt your hands, if you find it troublesome, you can draw a knife directly;
3.
Soak the chestnuts in the tea for 20 minutes, the opened chestnuts can easily absorb the tea;
4.
Drain the chestnuts, put them in a small bucket for microwave ovens (other heat-resistant products can be used instead), and bite them for three minutes on medium-high heat
5.
After three minutes, they all spoke, and there was a light tea scent when the lid was opened;
6.
Add sugar to the bucket;
7.
Add honey (you don't have to leave it alone);
8.
Add a little edible oil, the chestnuts that come out in this way look very appetizing, if you don't like it, you can just put sugar in it;
9.
Put in a little salt (if you want sweetness, add a little salt);
10.
Add half a spoon of water (to prevent too dry), then cover the lid and shake the small bucket so that the chestnuts are evenly coated with various ingredients;
11.
Put it back into the microwave oven and put it on medium-high heat for another three minutes. Look, the color is different from the first time;
12.
The fragrant chestnut is out!
Tips:
1. Adding edible oil is for the appearance of chestnuts to be brighter, and it is a bit slippery when peeling the shells. You don't need to add it if you don't like it;
2. Adding a little honey can make chestnuts more fragrant and sweet, and can also increase gloss;
3. If the chestnuts are soaked for a long time, there is no need to add water.