As for the surface lamp, what I know is 1, people with independent families should steam the lamp. 2. If someone in the family dies, it can't be steamed for three years. It depends on the neighbors and relatives nearby to send it, and one family will send two. Some popular people can receive two sacks of noodles, but they can't light them. 3, the married daughter, can't watch the lights in her family, because I don't know, anyway, it is taboo. So we "fuck off" before 15. 4, the lights can not be blown out, they are all extinguished by themselves. The number of lights to be lit depends on the number of people in the family, and it is often the month in which they were born. In the past, I had to steam a big dragon lantern and save it for the dragon to eat when it looked up on February 2.

Skilled people can also steam zodiac lights, but unfortunately this unique skill has lost me. If I have a chance to stay at home until the 15th, I must be educated by my parents.

In the past, most steamed lamps were made of bean flour and white flour without fermentation, so the steamed lamps were in good shape. Bean flour is not as delicious as white flour. People live in their own homes. They light lamps and eat. Later, it was steamed white flour fermentation.

You see, I steamed it, and after fermentation, it has no shape. The lampholders are crowded. Especially the hedgehog, he flew into a rage and really got it!

We ordered three today, my moon, my daughter-in-law's moon and a lotus lantern.

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This time, I will introduce this practice to you in detail:

Ingredients: fermented dough

1, knead the fermented dough until there are no bubbles.

2. Dig a hole in the middle, stretch it into a strip by hand and rub it smoothly.

3. Half of it is used to divide it evenly into twelve small pieces to make the moon lamp. The others are reserved for lanterns.

4. Dig a hole in a short section with your thumb, and the other four fingers rotate hard outside to form a nest.

5, the edge is pinched into an ear shape, not too thin. Too thin to look good.

6. The middle part of Figure 5 is slightly protruded and extruded to form the shape of Figure 6. The lights are ready.

7. Pinch a small ear on one side of the lamp to represent January. Similarly, two ears represent February.

8, and so on to make December lights.

This is the most traditional and simple. There are also deformed lanterns below, which are also beautiful:

This is a lotus lamp. Cut eight petals from the ear with scissors and press out the pattern with a knife.

This is a lotus lamp. After making an ordinary lamp, you can pick it up symmetrically with chopsticks.

There are also lantern lanterns and dragon lanterns (that is, snake lanterns, where snakes are called dragons). This year, instead of making steaming dragon lanterns, we made a dragon and a hedgehog. Finally, we left some noodles and made a small flower.

The green bodies are beautiful, and once they are fermented, they will not be shaped! But it is super delicious. After heating, it ferments well and is as soft as bread.

Three Lamps District, wrap cotton on a match to make a wick, pour in cooking oil to make fuel, and then light it.

This lotus lantern is still very nice.

The daughter-in-law was very angry and urged to give a close-up of a hedgehog. Isn't it cute?

When you light a lamp, you must shoot it. Unfortunately, there are no firecrackers near us. My daughter-in-law said, let's play a song on the speaker. It's not interesting. Shooting is not environmentally friendly!

So what is more fresh is that in a festive tune, we started our independent lighting life in the first year of marriage. ...

Our moon lamp is very bright when it is lit. I wish our married life more and more prosperous. I also hope that gourmets will become more and more prosperous, and the life of all gourmets' friends will become more and more prosperous.