刷貼文 賺寶石

You can easily make the "Big Sausage Wrap Small Sausage" (a Taiwanese night market snack featuring a sausage stuffed inside a glutinous rice sausage) at home using a rice cooker. Steam the chewy glutinous rice sausage with sausages, or pan-fry them slightly for an amazing taste. Ingredients: Main: Several store-bought glutinous rice sausages (frozen or refrigerated are fine). Accompaniments: Several Taiwanese sausages, a few cloves of garlic, sliced cucumber. Instructions: Arrange: Place the glutinous rice sausages and regular sausages together on a plate or steaming rack. Steam in Rice Cooker: Add 1.2 cups of water to the outer pot of the rice cooker and press the cook button. Steaming in the rice cooker allows the glutinous rice sausage to reabsorb moisture, restoring its soft and chewy texture, while also fully cooking the sausages. Optional Crisping: If you prefer a slightly crispy exterior, after steaming, you can lightly pan-fry the sausages and glutinous rice sausages in a pan with very little oil, rolling them until the surface is slightly crisp. Assemble and Enjoy: Slit the glutinous rice sausage down the middle, stuff it with the regular sausage, garlic slices, and cucumber for a nostalgic night market snack!

Miss the traditional savory rice pudding from street vendors? You can actually achieve that soulful texture using an electric cooker. The rice batter becomes smooth and chewy once cooked. Ingredients: Rice Batter: 100g rice flour, 15g tapioca starch, 350cc water, 1/2 tsp salt. Meat Topping: 80g ground pork, 2 dried shiitake mushrooms (soaked and chopped), a little dried shrimp, 1 tbsp soy sauce, fried shallots to taste. Garnish: Half or 1/4 salted duck egg yolk (optional). Instructions: Sauté the Meat Topping: Stir-fry the ground pork, chopped mushrooms, and dried shrimp. Add soy sauce and fried shallots, mix well, and set aside. Prepare the Rice Batter: In a pot, combine rice flour, tapioca starch, salt, and water. Stir until smooth with no lumps. Heat over low heat, stirring constantly, until it slightly thickens (to a soup-like consistency, then turn off the heat). Assemble and Steam: Lightly oil the inside of a heat-resistant bowl or small deep dish. Place the sautéed meat topping and salted egg yolk at the bottom. Pour in the prepared rice batter (filling about 80% full). Steam in Electric Cooker: Add 1.5 cups of water to the outer pot of the electric cooker. Steam until the switch pops up, then let it rest for 10 minutes to set. It's done. Serve with garlic soy sauce and pickled radish bits for a 100% authentic old-fashioned taste!

Curious if anyone has used a simple accounting app? Recently I've been researching how to carry over last month's balance to this month🫠

The time missions are gone again, again, again, and again! It's only the first day!

Continuing the daily shopping spree haha

October, may you have: Peace, health, happiness, and wealth, May all your wishes come true, and may your path be smooth.

Last Tuesday, A kid borrowed a book and didn't return it as per the rules. The result of just leaving it anywhere was: The entire library was looking for this book! After searching for four days, We finally got good news today. Welcome back to the library, Franny! 😄😄😄

Passed by a shop And met a capybara 😍😍😍

"What do you want for dinner?" "Whatever." "Where should we go this weekend?" "Anywhere is fine." Do you have someone like this around you? No matter what you ask, you always get an ambiguous answer, which sparks a nameless rage. This seemingly easygoing catchphrase is actually the most hidden mood-killer in a relationship. Why is "whatever" so annoying? Because when you ask a question, you're expecting the other person's thoughts, but you get a vague response instead. If you don't do what they want, you feel guilty; if you make a decision with care, you might get criticized: "I said whatever, but you actually just got whatever?" These people don't lack ideas; they just can't choose from their many thoughts and thus shift the responsibility of decision-making onto you. On a deeper level, this could be a form of "passive-aggressive behavior" – not expressing dissatisfaction directly, but using a negative attitude to make the other person subtly feel displeased. People who always say "whatever" gradually give the impression that they don't care or aren't invested. The fading of affection between lovers and friends often starts with saying "whatever." A single "whatever" can often cool down an enthusiastic heart. So, how should you respond? The key is to change the way you ask questions. Instead of open-ended questions like "What do you want to eat?", it's better to provide two or three specific options and let them choose from them. This not only guides them to participate in decision-making but also prevents you from getting into a situation where nothing you do is right. Seriously, it's the same with deciding where to go. They say you can plan whatever, but then they have a ton of opinions once you get there. People like that are such a buzzkill 🙄

You HAVE to buy all the plushies at the Pokemon Center this week, right? No matter how crowded it is, we gotta go.