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Lily Bulb & Oysters Jasmine Rice

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I attempted to make something with a group of ingredients that are said to help with insomnia.

I bought jasmine tea bags from the supermarket and used the leaves to make the tea.
Since the oyster release moisture, it's best to only fill with jasmine tea until just below the appropriate serving line. Recipe by Purple tantan

I attempted to make something with a group of ingredients that are said to help with insomnia.

I bought jasmine tea bags from the supermarket and used the leaves to make the tea.
Since the oyster release moisture, it's best to only fill with jasmine tea until just below the appropriate serving line. Recipe by Purple tantan

Lily Bulb & Oysters Jasmine Rice

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I attempted to make something with a group of ingredients that are said to help with insomnia.

I bought jasmine tea bags from the supermarket and used the leaves to make the tea.
Since the oyster release moisture, it's best to only fill with jasmine tea until just below the appropriate serving line. Recipe by Purple tantan

I attempted to make something with a group of ingredients that are said to help with insomnia.

I bought jasmine tea bags from the supermarket and used the leaves to make the tea.
Since the oyster release moisture, it's best to only fill with jasmine tea until just below the appropriate serving line. Recipe by Purple tantan

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Ingredients

4 servings

360 mlWhite rice (mixed with a little bit of black rice)
150 gramsOysters
1Lily bulb
2 tbsp●Usukuchi soy sauce
1 tbsp●Sake
180 ml●Jasmine tea

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Steps

1

Break apart the lily bulb and wash it until cleaned. Wash the oysters and soak in hot water.
2

Put the rice and the ● seasoning ingredients into the rice cooker. Fill with jasmine tea until just below the 2 cup line.
3

Cook the rice as usual.
4

Serve it in a bowl and enjoy.

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on April 23, 2014 02:31

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Keywords

Rice Sake White Rice Oyster Black Rice Soy

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