A golden breakfast with a sense of harvest, corn pan & steamed eggs with milk
Overview
I finally bought some fresh sticky corn from the Northeast, and I can make the fried corn I’ve been dreaming about for a long time! Grate the corn and steam it in corn leaves. It will be sweet, soft and glutinous, allowing you to taste the true taste of the ingredients. Every year when corn is on the market, I make some and improve the method. The corn braised with thirteen spices and chopped green onions has another flavor. The steamed corn can be frozen and kept to satisfy your cravings in the winter. The theme of today's breakfast is golden harvest, so I made another bowl of steamed eggs with milk. The fruit was also paired with yellow peaches. Every bite was so sweet.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare corn pan ingredients.
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Peel off the outer skin of tender corn.
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Grate it with a grater, this grater works really well.
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Ground rice puree.
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First make the original one, that is, put the chopped corn directly into the corn leaves. It is quite simple and can be made by anyone with a disability.
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Add an appropriate amount of thirteen spices and chopped green onion to the remaining chopped corn, and then wrap three green onion-flavored ones.
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After wrapping, place in the steamer.
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Select 100℃ steam mode and steam for 30 minutes. If using a steamer, 15 minutes is enough.
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At this time prepare the milk custard ingredients.
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Beat the eggs with a whisk.
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Add milk.
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Stir evenly and sift twice.
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The filtered egg liquid is fine and foam-free, so that the steamed custard will be smooth.
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Wrap in plastic wrap.
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Prick a few holes with a toothpick, and then put it in the steamer. At this time, the corn has been steamed for a while, and it will basically mature at the same time.
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Milk custard as flat as a mirror.
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Original corn roast.
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Grilled onion and corn.
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Finished product picture.
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The golden harvest scene filled the house with the sweet smell of corn.