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Baiye knot burns at night, solo bloom exclusive

Baiye knot burns at night, solo bloom exclusive

Gentle bottle gourd slices simmer together with chewy tofu knots in a mellow, homestyle braise. The gourd turns silky and sweet as the knots drink up the savory broth, a cooling summer dish that feels light yet satisfying.

Instructions

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    Ingredients: tofu knots, night-blooming flower.

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    Wash the night-blooming flower thoroughly, scoop it out, and peel it.

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    Place it on the cutting board and cut it into rolling knife pieces.

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    Heat oil in a pan, then add the chopped night-blooming flowers and stir-fry.

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    Next, add the bamboo leaf knot along with an appropriate amount of water.

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    Add an appropriate amount of soy sauce.

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    Add an appropriate amount of salt.

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    Add an appropriate amount of zero-calorie sugar.

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    Season and bring to a boil.

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    Then, cook until the broth is almost gone, and when the night-blooming flower is tender, it is ready.

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Ingredients

Main Ingredients

  • Louver knot
    200 g
  • Night-blooming flower
    2 stick

Seasonings

  • Soy sauce
    to taste
  • Salt
    to taste
  • Zero-calorie sugar
    to taste