Chinese Food
Rabbit curry
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This year's children's Day coincides with the Dragon Boat Festival. Many parents have a three-day long holiday. They can spend a happy holiday with their baby. So, what kind of programs can teach for fun? There's no better way to cook food together. In a joyful atmosphere, it can not only increase parent-child communication, but also cultivate children's practical ability and coordination ability. Light and loose. Why not?
Cooking ingredients
Cooking Steps
Step1:Main materia
Step2:Accessorie
Step3:Cut chicken, potatoes, onions, apples and carrots into small piece
Step4:Pour in a little oil and heat the pot. Stir fry the ingredients cut into pieces together
Step5:Add water (not over the raw material). After boiling, remove the froth and bring to medium heat for 10min
Step6:Turn off the fire. Take out six curry blocks. Put them all into the pot after breaking them off. Mix them evenly
Step7:When the curry is completely dissolved, turn on the fire. Simmer for 5min until the curry is thick (no need to add salt or sugar or other seasonings
Step8:Rice in the shape of a rabbi
Step9:Pour the cooked curry around. Cut out the eyes and mouth with seaweed slices. Press out the flowers with ham slices. Cut out the shapes with extra carrot slices. Decorat
Cooking tips:Japanese curry is generally not too spicy. Because of the addition of concentrated puree, it is more sweet and more suitable for children's delicate intestines and stomach. The spices in curry stimulate the sense of smell and taste. It's just right to tempt you to eat without feeling too spicy to continue eating. Although Japanese curry is thick and mellow, compared with similar dishes in India, it's less fragrant, but it's more convenient and time-saving. As a result, Japanese curry has become a kind of delicious food that can be enjoyed by ordinary families at any time.
