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Chicken with brussels sprouts in a sleeve 🐔
A dinner baked in a sleeve is good because you don't have to constantly watch out for something to burn.
You will need: 600 g chicken fillet, 400 g Brussels sprouts, 1 carrot, 1 onion, 100 ml sour cream, 2 tablespoons olive oil, spices.
Preparation: Cut the chicken into cubes, onion into feathers, and carrot into circles. Put everything in a sleeve, add sour cream, olive oil and spices, and mix thoroughly. Bake everything in the oven for about 40 minutes at 180 degrees. 0 reply
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I love dried shiitake mushroom soup.
It doesn't look good, but the taste is exceptional.
I made it for my son's baby food before, and I liked it.
If you make your own dried shiitake mushrooms, slice the shiitake mushrooms, arrange them in a colander, and dry them in the sun for about 3 days.
You can also dry the shiitake mushrooms as they are, but it is faster to slice them.
Wash the dried shiitake mushrooms and put them in lukewarm water.
After leaving it to soak for 1 to 2 hours, heat it as it is and season it with Shiro-dashi(white soy sauce with dashi flavor).
If you want to finish it beautifully, filter the soup before putting it on the fire.
The photo shows the last cup of soup, so there is some sediment, but the simple golden soup is addictive! 4 replies
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The lemonade I made the other day was delicious, so I'll try again!
I thought so, but I got Hassaku cheaply, so I tried to make it with Hassaku!
The skin and wading have a strong bitter taste, so I removed everything, including the thin skin.
Put fruit, sugar, a small amount of salt, lemon juice, honey, and water in a pot and boil.
It feels like making a jam with a little more water.
There was a bitterness unique to Hassaku, but it was delicious.
Water is recommended rather than carbonated water! 5 replies
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