The Sweetness Comes from Rose Brown Sugar Saponified Rice
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Don't use too much saponified rice, soak it overnight for at least 8 hours. The saponified rice is divided into single and double pods. This time I made a double pod, and later the big bag on the picture was a single pod. Whether it's brown sugar or saponified rice, I recommend buying high-quality ones. The authentic ancient brown sugar is lightly sweet, not too sweet. It will also add a lot of flavor to a pot of desserts. I have also used ordinary brown sugar from the supermarket before, but it tastes worse and the color is too dark.
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After the saponified rice is soaked, wash it twice more. There is no need to worry about the loss of viscous collagen. There is still a lot of collagen after cooking. After washing, add proper amount of water and start to cook
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Cook for about 20 minutes. It is a bit sticky. Add a small piece of ancient brown sugar. Don't put too much brown sugar. A small piece is enough, but too much is not delicious. Just let the soup have a light brown color. Add a few rose petals to enhance the fragrance. If you don't like it, don't add it. I didn't add white fungus this time because it was out of stock at home.
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Cook for another minute or two, turn off the heat, and add one or two small rock sugar.
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The sweetness is just right