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The practice of cassava
The materials prepared in advance include: 2 sweet potatoes, 300g peanuts, raisins 100g, maltose 100g, 50g sugar and 50ml water.
1, Polygonum cuspidatum slice and shred.
2. The oil temperature in the pot is 70% until the red silk is fried to crisp and rotten.
3. Take it out and put it in a fresh-keeping box.
4. Leave a little oil in the pot and add sugar water to boil.
5. Add maltose to white sugar.
6. The pulp is a little sticky.
7. Stir-fry the fried shredded peanuts and raisins quickly to make the sugar water sticky.
8. Put it into the crisper with a shovel.
9. Cut into pieces.
10, plate loading, complete.
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