French baguette
This is a French baguette, France’s most iconic traditional staple bread. It is renowned for its “crispy exterior and soft interior”: a thick, hard, and crunchy crust gives way to a moist, tender crumb, often featuring irregularly sized, unevenly distributed air pockets that add to its rustic charm. Traditional baguettes are made with just four basic ingredients: flour, water, salt, and yeast (or sourdough starter).
Taro
Taro (Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott) is also known as purple taro, taro, elderberry, single-skinned leaf, etc. It is a wet herbaceous plant of the genus Taro in the Araceae family. Tubers are usually ovate, often with many small bulbs. Leaves are green, ovate, inflorescence stalk is often solitary, shorter than petiole; The spathes vary in length, the tube is green, the long ovate eaves are lanceolate or elliptic, spread out into a boat shape, the edge is rolled inside, and the flowering period is from February to April (Yunnan, China) to August to September (Qinling, China).
Fried Bull Skirt with Beet Leaf
Fried beef skirt with beet leaves is a nutritious and palate-rich dish that combines the crispness of beet leaves with the freshness of beef skirt. Beet leaves are rich in vitamins A, C, K and calcium, potassium and other minerals, with heat and fire, remove fat, blood pressure, detoxification and other effects. Bull skirt meat provides rich protein and unique flavor. When cooking, the beet leaves are usually washed and cut into sections, and the beef skirt is sliced and pickled with salt and pepper. Then, stir-fry the garlic powder with oil, add the beef skirt and stir-fry it quickly until it changes color, then add the beet leaves and continue to stir-fry until soft and ripe, and finally season it. It is suitable for eating with rice and can also be used as a dish with wine, which is loved by diners.
Roast Turkey
Roast turkey is a classic Western cuisine, especially on the table on important holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Usually choose the whole turkey production, the first turkey processing clean, remove internal organs and other debris, and then in the turkey surface smear a variety of spices, such as salt, black pepper, rosemary, etc., can also be in the turkey belly stuffed with onions, carrots, celery and other vegetables, in order to increase the flavor. Then put the turkey in the oven and bake it at the right temperature for several hours, turning over and brushing with grease from time to time to ensure that all parts of the turkey are evenly baked. The roasted turkey has a golden color, crisp skin and tender meat, and a good aroma.
Grilled ribs with potato balls
Roasted ribs with potatoes is a classic home-cooked dish, with juicy ribs and crispy potatoes as the main ingredients, with simple but full of flavor. Usually pork ribs or beef ribs, marinated and roasted until the skin is crispy and juicy inside. The marinade usually includes salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, honey and soy sauce, giving the ribs a rich flavor. The potatoes are cut into chunks and baked with the ribs to absorb the gravy and spices from the ribs and become crispy and delicious. During the baking process, the ribs and potatoes are slowly baked in the oven, forming an attractive caramelized crust on the surface, giving off a rich aroma.
Japanese Fish Sushi
Japanese fish sushi is a classic Japanese cuisine, with fresh fish and vinegar rice as the main ingredients, with soy sauce, mustard and other seasonings. The origin can be traced back to ancient Japan, originally as a method of preserving fish, which gradually evolved into the modern form of sushi. When making, usually choose fresh fish, such as salmon, tuna, etc., cut into thin slices and placed on the vinegar rice. Vinegar rice is the key to sushi. It is made of rice, vinegar, sugar and salt. It has a sweet and sour taste. The making of sushi not only pays attention to the taste, but also emphasizes the exquisite appearance. Each piece of sushi is like a work of art.