I don't know why, I am using my slow cooker for every single thing...LOLs!
What you will need:
Snow Fungus
Lotus Seeds - optional
Red Dates
Sugar/Rock Sugar - as much as it suits your sweetness tolerance level
Gingko nuts - optional
Do not ask me about the amount; I am just estimating them accordingly
(I knew I should've used a bicker or a test tube to measure them accurately huh?)

I think I left it boiling for 4-5 hours and it was all ready to eat.
If you want softer bites on the lotus seeds, then you should cook them overnight (as I was told)
Then you can add in the additional ingredients accordingly.
Sugar is definitely last; ahhhh, that I know through my learning!:)

I am still not into cooking much...but I like these cookers...praises to those who invented these little helpers who have reduced the trouble in cooking:p
I rely on guesstimate too when it comes to making 'tong-sui'.
ReplyDeleteClaps Hi-5 to Tummythoz!:D
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ReplyDeleteMy version is like this. I like it lembik one - 'collagen'.
LOLs!! Cariso, that was one interesting way of looking at the snow fungus...hahaha:D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the link!
Collagen is good for promoting youth eh:D
Andhra style chicken recipes are well known for taste and spicy of different kind! you don't get this kind of food taste with any style recipes.
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