Difficulty: pier cutting (primary) time: 30-60 minutes.
condiments
Sophora japonica 1 kg flour quantity
Spiced powder 5g garlic paste a little.
A small amount of salt in pepper
Skills in using materials
6 bowls of water, 2 thick soup treasures.
Relax and cook hotpot at home
Steps of making rice from Sophora japonica and wheat
1.? Wash the Sophora japonica, drain the water, pick out the thicker stems and throw them away.
2.? Pour Flos Sophorae Immaturus, flour and spiced powder into a clean and slightly larger basin, turn your hands up from bottom to top and rub them evenly to ensure that every Flos Sophorae Immaturus is covered with flour (no water and no salt).
3.? Add a proper amount of water to the steamer, soak the cage cloth and wring out the water (if it is wet, it won't drip), evenly pour the Flos Sophorae Immaturus mixed with flour into the cage cloth, cover it, and ignite.
4.? When the water in the pot boils, start counting and steam for 20 minutes. (When the lid is lifted, a scent of Sophora japonica blooms on my face.)
5.? Take out the cage cloth, pour the Sophora japonica into a big basin or a clean pot, and put garlic and salt in the middle of the rice.
6.? Burn a proper amount of oil, add pepper (my family used to add fennel when burning pepper oil), and turn off the heat when pepper starts to turn black.
7.? Pour the boiled pepper oil on the garlic paste, and then stir it evenly with chopsticks (chopped garlic sprouts can also be added to the garlic paste)
8.? Delicious with freshly cooked oil and spicy seeds!