2. Heat the rice slurry in the big bowl for about 30 seconds in the microwave oven and mix it with the rice slurry in the small bowl.
3. After cooling, the white sugar and yeast are heated and stirred evenly for the first fermentation.
4. Pour in the remaining rice slurry, stir evenly, and carry out the second fermentation.
5. Put the fermented rice slurry into a mold and steam for 15 minutes.
1, Soil: Carthamus tinctorius is suitable for growing in fertile and well-drained soil, and it needs to be prepared into nutritious soil for domestic use. Sandy loam, pea