Cooking Instructions
- 1
Mixed all the flours, pepper, 3/4 of the salt portion into mixer. Pour in boilong hot water. Mix for 5-10 min.and let it stand
- 2
The texture looks like this.. keep it aside.
- 3
Stir fry garlic, shallots, sausage n dries shrimp. keep aside
- 4
Use mixer to mix well the stir fried ingredients and flour
- 5
Grease the steam tray, put the ingredients into the tray and steam for an hr
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