Healthy Slimming Muffins Fruit and Vegetable Salad
Overview
Waffles appear more frequently on my family's breakfast table. Small waffles with low sugar, low fat and high calcium are liked by the elderly and children in my family. My children are picky eaters and eat very few vegetables. Using this method, I can eat bitter chrysanthemum and purple cabbage that I usually don’t like to eat without even realizing it. Add a glass of milk, or fruit and vegetable juice, and you will have a very comfortable breakfast. If you love beauty or want to lose weight, come and try it.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Have all the ingredients ready.
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Cut the tomatoes and apples into small dices; soak the bitter chrysanthemum and purple cabbage in salt water for fifteen minutes, wash and cut into shreds; boil the quail eggs in advance and then remove the shells.
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Add 5 grams of fine sugar to one egg white and use an electric egg beater to beat into stiff peaks.
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Add 60 grams of milk and 5 grams of melted butter to one egg yolk and mix thoroughly.
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Sift in 50 grams of flour and stir evenly with a rubber spatula to obtain a fine egg yolk paste.
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Mix the egg yolk paste and the egg whites whipped in step 3 and mix evenly.
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Spoon the batter into a non-stick pan and fry over low heat. When the bottom turns yellow, flip over and fry for a while. The waffles should be slightly larger, mine are about twenty centimeters in diameter.
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Made a total of two large waffles. Take a piece of muffin with the smooth side facing down, place bitter chrysanthemum and purple cabbage on the bottom layer, and then place diced apples, diced tomatoes, quail eggs, almonds and black currants on top.
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Squeeze over Kewpie dressing.
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Steam the old pumpkin and beat it into juice.
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I used corn salad, you can choose the flavor according to your preference.
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Less oil and less sugar, no burden to eat.
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As breakfast, it's refreshing and not greasy.
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Cover with another piece of muffin and eat.
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