Cream has a certain viscosity.
Because of the high fat content
So it tastes mellow, and it goes well with bacon.
Hmm. How interesting
Add some parsley and straw mushroom slices and it will be perfect ~ ~ ~ with milk. . .
It's too thin
You think you're making sauce.
It's not like noodle soup, is it?
And the taste is much worse.
Isn't the taste of spaghetti all dependent on this cream?
You can't do without it.
I suggest whipped cream.
The taste is not too strong.
Or thick cream. Try less milk. . . Stir wildly.
I wonder if it will affect the taste.
Practice: 1. Shred onion and slice garlic. Take a pan and put a little olive oil (you can add a little butter)
Add the onion, stir-fry the sweetness of the onion, turn yellow around the onion, add bacon, stir-fry the fragrance, and then stir-fry the garlic slices.
2. Put the mushroom slices in another pot.
It is recommended to use seafood mushrooms, just the round one with an umbrella.
Add some white wine and stir fry.
Then add broth (chicken soup, soup should not cover mushrooms) This step is to make mushrooms taste, and add a little salt.
3. Put the noodles cooked to 7 minutes into the mushroom pot (put some salt and oil when cooking the noodles) and stir fry with the mushrooms on low heat.
Add some parsley powder (in fact, this parsley looks similar to coriander, but its fragrance is very strong.
It's also very colorful
Western food is very common)
If you can't buy it,
Just chop up the coriander
But it must be very broken. . . Try to use leaves.
There is too much water in the pole.
Put the fried bacon in, too.
4. Then add the cream and a raw egg yolk.
Put some cheese if you have it.
Xiao dun is about 20 seconds.
Wait until the juice becomes very thick (that is, it is good that the juice will not easily roll off the surface)
5。 Finally, it is to set the plate and sell it well.
To have an appetite.
Hmm. How interesting
Remove the noodles from the plate first.
Pour the juice on it again.
Sprinkle some cheese powder if you can.
More parsley.
Get a decoration on the edge of the plate or something
Put a broccoli or something
Anything's OK
O. . . very exhuasted
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