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Water egg cherry shrimp

water egg cherry shrimp
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♦ 2 eggs
♦ Sakura shrimp moderate amount
♦ Fresh water 125ml
♦ a little salt

  1. Beat the eggs, add water and salt, and stir evenly. Use a sieve to remove foam. Wash the sakura shrimp and set aside.
  2. Use ‘turn off the heat and then boil the pot’ to bring the water to a boil, then put the egg into the water and steam for 5 minutes, then turn off the heat, let the fire turn off and boil the pot to cook.
  3. Take advantage of the free time to saute the cherry prawns and serve them for later use.
  4. After the water egg is steamed, sprinkle the sauteed cherry prawns on the noodles. You can sprinkle some light soy sauce to taste.
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Braised Chicken Feet with Beans

Halo
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♦ Fried chicken feet 2 packets (about 20 chicken belly)
♦ a little oil
♦ tempeh 1 package
♦ garlic 1 large tree
♦ a little chili (you don’t need to add it)
♦ 3 tablespoons of oyster sauce
♦ a little soy sauce (salty)
♦ a little natural mushroom essence
Water (over the chicken feet)
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  1. Wash the fried chicken feet and remove the oily taste with hot water
  2. Cut the tempeh, garlic and chili together into crunchy pieces (for tempeh)~
  3. In the inner pot (turn off the heat and boil the pot), pour a little oil and the cut tempeh ingredients into a low heat and sauté until fragrant, then pour in the fried chicken feet and fry it~
  4. Then add other ingredients and boil on high heat, turn off the heat and cook for 30 minutes, then turn on the high heat and boil until it boils, then close the lid and immediately pick it up and put it in the outer pot (turn off the heat and boil) and close it (warm) for two minutes Ready to eat~
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(Fake) shark fin

(fake) shark fin
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(probably)
♦ 1 chicken bone (skewer soup)
♦ Crab meat probably
♦ 1 pack of fake shark fin (rinse clean)
♦ Abalone slices 1 package (shredded)
♦ crab fillet half package (shredded)
♦ A little black soy sauce (color mixing)
♦ a little salt
♦ A little natural mushroom essence (vegetarian MSG)
♦ 1 egg
♦ Add water to potato flour for mashing

  1. Put the chicken bones into the inner pot (turn off the fire and then boil), add water to the pot and bring to a boil, turn off the heat and simmer for 20 minutes, pick up and put (turn off the fire and then boil the pot) Picture2
  2. Close the outer pot (heat preservation) for 1-2 minutes or take it out before eating and boil it, don’t take away the chicken bones, then pour all the ingredients (except fake shark fin and eggs) (turn off the heat and boil the pot) Cook for 10 minutes
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  3. Then pour the potato flour and water to beaten, then add the eggs and (fake) shark fin, turn off the heat, pick it up and put it in the outer pot (warm the heat)~Picture4
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Steamed pumpkin cake

steamed pumpkin cake
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♦ Jingua mud 300g
♦ Sticky rice noodle 220g
♦ cassava flour 40g
♦ Fine sugar “Fine Sugar” 100g
♦ Fresh water 270ml
♦ Shredded coconut / powdered sugar appropriate amount
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  1. Steam the pumpkin and press it into puree.
  2. Mix all the ingredients “except shredded coconut/sugar powder” and stir into a batter.
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  3. Take out the larger plate or model and pour the batter.
  4. Put the ‘turn off the heat and cook again’ on the pot noodles and steam over high heat for 20-25 minutes or until cooked.
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  5. Take it out and let it cool. Dip a little shredded coconut/icing sugar and serve.
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Steamed coconut sugar rice cake

steamed coconut sugar rice cake
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♦ 200ml each of glutinous rice flour, coconut sugar and water
♦ 1 tablespoon of sugar tbsp
♦ 1/5 teaspoon of salt

  1. A 5-inch and a half baking tray covered with banana leaves (banana leaves will be softened first, or the ice in the freezer in the refrigerator will become soft overnight)
  2. Coconut sugar + white sugar + salt + boiled and filtered into glutinous rice flour and stir evenly (no need to wait to cool) and then filter into the steaming dish, cover the steaming dish with a piece of aluminum foil to prevent water dripping during steaming So it was dropped)
  3. Turn off the heat and then boil the pot. Pour 1-inch high water into the inner pot, put it in the steaming rack and boil it, put it in the steaming tray and steam for 2 minutes, turn off the heat, move the inner pot into the outer pot, cover the outer pot, and turn the handle toward Move up to stand up and fasten the lid, fasten the buckles on both sides and simmer for 1 hour.
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*Remove the rice cake from the steaming dish until it is cool

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Lemongrass Chicken Bone Soup

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(probably)
♦ Lemongrass 5-6 sticks (flattened)
♦ More than 10 shallots (wash and cut
♦ One chicken bone (skewer soup)
♦ A few chicken feet (skewers soup)
♦ Natural mushroom extract, a little salt


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  1. Put all the ingredients into the inner pot , cooked for 30 minutes.
  2. Put the inner pot into outer pot, inner pot will continue to cook for one hour, then keep warm about 5-8hours.
  3. Ready to serve.


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Tips:

Citronella is pungent and warm. It has the functions of dispelling wind and dampness, reducing swelling and relieving pain. Indications of rheumatic pain, headache, stomach pain, abdominal pain, diarrhea, irregular menstruation, postpartum edema, bruises, blood stasis, swelling and pain.

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Stone Coated Pots and Pans by Stoneline

Stone Lined Cookware

This cookware is made of die-cast aluminum or stainless steel core covered with a thin layer of finely crushed stone on the inside of the pan. This cookware is generally lighter compared to pure stone cookware. The stone particles are mixed with a non-stick element to achieve the highest level of abrasion resistance and durability and to offer the benefits of cooking with natural hot stone. Stone-coated pans are non-stick and enable you to cook with minimum fat.

Construction

Stoneline cookware is a line of non-stick cookware that uses a patented natural micro stone coating developed in Germany. The tiny stone particles make the cooking surface very hard and durable. The stone micro-coating is naturally nonstick. This coating has very high abrasion resistance and doesn’t flake or crack. The company claims their coating is 10 times stronger than other non-stick coatings.

Stoneline cookware uses a magnetized stainless steel base and cast aluminum sides, which both absorb and disperse heat well to provide consistent cooking. High conductivity and heat-retaining capability of stone coated cookware help reduce the cooking time, making the cooking process more energy efficient.

Uses

Stoneline cookware works with all stovetops including gas, electric, and ceramic cooktops. A steel plate on the bottom makes it compatible with induction-cooking surfaces. The flat, magnetized bottom transfers heat rapidly and very evenly. The items with the black CPET handles can handle heat up to 180°C/350°F in the oven (160°C/320°F for convection ovens). Stoneline Cookware with metal handles and glass lids without CPET knobs can be heated in the oven up to 240°C/450°F (220°C/425°F for convection ovens). Some items come with a detachable handle that can be removed before placing the pan in the oven to bake the food on high heat.

Non-stick Feature
The interior coating made of crushed particles of the stone allows for completely non-stick cooking. The non-stick coating needs less oil to cook and is easy to clean.

Make sure to chose low to medium heat settings before putting the ingredients in. Adding food to an empty pan while on high heat setting can damage the non-stick coating. To maintain the non-stick properties, you need to initially season the pan and then condition it regularly, especially after washing with soap.

Safety
The manufacturer states that the nonstick coating is eco-friendly and made without harmful chemicals. The stone material on the cooking surface will not react with foods, including acidic food such as tomato-based meals.

Utensils

To avoid scratching the non-stick surface, it is not recommended to use metal utensils. For the best care of your stone coated pans, always use wooden, bamboo, or silicone utensils. Never cut food in the pan as this could damage the non-stick surface and void your warranty.

Cleaning

The manufacturer recommends not putting the pans in the dishwasher. You also should avoid excessive use of detergents as they will ruin a thin layer of seasoning.

Let the pan completely cool before cleaning, then rinse it with hot water and wipe it dry with a paper towel. This way you will preserve the oil layer.

Seasoning

Before the first use, clean the pan with hot soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge, then allow it to dry thoroughly. Use a paper towel to spread some hot coconut, grapeseed, or avocado oil to coat the inside of the pan. The small amount of oil absorbs into the stone coating, giving it the necessary protection and improving the non-stick properties. After wiping off excess oil, your pan is ready to use. Occasional seasoning every 6 months will help to maintain the non-stick surface.

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Lees Braised Chicken Wings

Bright color and tender chicken

Lees (fermentation)Braised Chicken Wings

Lees (fermentation) wine gravy is a traditional Fujian dish. The fermented lees is the fragrant fermented lees extracted from the aged distiller’s lees, and then mixed with the spicy sauce. The refined fragrant fermented fermented lees has a moderately salty taste. It can be dipped in meat and vegetables. It is steamed and steamed. It is suitable for steaming, soup preservation and stir-frying.

Now there are fewer and fewer local elders who know how to make red lees marinade. Almost every family in the 1960s made this red lees. In its production process, the glutinous rice is washed, soaked in water and steamed, and finally fermented with wine koji. Adding distillers grains to seafood or meat for cooking not only makes the dishes appear red, which is quite pleasing, but also removes the fishy smell and adds a rich and mellow flavor.

1. 500g middle section of chicken wings

2. 2 tablespoons red lees, green onion, ginger, minced garlic,

3. a little rock sugar

4. One cup of water

5. A little seasoning and salt

1)  Mix the red lees and chicken wings and marinate for half an   hour.

2) Put the marinated chicken wings and all the ingredients (except salt) into the MILESTONE Smart  Cooker and stir evenly.

 3) Press (Rice) button to 70c and stir 2 to 3 times ) After boiling until the light flashes, add salt and stir, turn off the power to complete this braised chicken wings

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Tian Qi Stewed Chicken

*Tian Qi is radix notoginseng

To replenish qi and blood, nourish essence and viscera, remove blood stasis and relieve pain, nourish blood and improve eyesight

20g Tianqi slices

Moderate wolfberry

10 red dates

1 whole chicken leg

3 bowls of water

A pinch of salt

Tianqi stewed chicken is a medicated diet and health soup. Mainly stewed with chicken and Tianqi, it has high nutritional value, good health care effect, beneficial to nourishing qi and blood, nourishing essence and viscera, removing blood stasis and relieving pain, nourishing blood and improving eyesight

1) Wash the chicken

2) Wash all other ingredients.

3) Put the chicken and all ingredients into the MILESTONE Smart Cooker and add water.

4) Cover the cooker , turn on the power and press Stew.

*The above portions are for 1-2 people

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Babycakes Donut Holes Recipe

Ingredients

  • 1⅓ cups all-purpose flour
  • ⅓ cup sugar
  • 1 tablespoon baking powder
  • ½ teaspoon salt
  • ½ cup milk
  • ¼ cup vegetable oil
  • ¼ cup sour cream
  • 1 egg
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla

Instructions

  • Combine dry ingredients in a mixing bowl.
  • In separate bowl whisk together remaining ingredients, except glaze or topping.
  • Pour liquid ingredients into dry ingredients. Using a mixer on medium speed, blend until smooth.
  • Fill each cooking reservoir with about 1 tablespoon of batter.
  • Bake about 2 to 3 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into donut comes out clean.
  • Glaze or coat with powdered sugar or cinnamon-sugar, as desired