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Green onions, butter, flour, minced garlic, and cheese. I told you it was 3 green onions, but I used 1 green onion and a green leaf part. If you have a stem that is difficult to treat like me, it would be better to use it.
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Chop the green onions.
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In a pan heated over medium heat, add 1T of cooking oil and stir-fry minced garlic and chopped green onions.
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When the green onion is out of breath, add 20g of butter and stir-fry well.
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Stir-fry until butter is completely melted.
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Add 2T of flour and stir-fry. I use roux a lot when I make cream soup. I skipped the process of making "Lu" and tried this simple version.
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If you stir-fry it with flour, it will get tangled.
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Add 200ml of water and mix well.
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When the lu is dissolved in water and sticky, grind it in a blender.
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Add 200ml of water and grind finely.
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It's well ground. Please put it back in the pan.
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Pour 1C milk and 1/2C whipped cream and bring to a boil over medium heat. The soup is easy to stick to the floor, so let it boil while stirring well.
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When it boils, add 1/2t of salt, 1/4t of chicken stock, and 3 slices of cheese and mix well.
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When the cheese melts and the taste boils together, it's done.
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A great recipe for spring onion soup for breakfast. It's not hard, is it? How to make cream soup is simpler than I thought. Before I ate it, I ate a whole pepper and a round of olive oil. The green onion, which was difficult to deal with, turned into a luxurious one. It was really good. I happened to have an epi made of chives at home, and it was tearfully delicious when I ate it together. From now on, I'll have to make the tough green onion stem with soup. Neighbors, make sure to make it. It's a recipe that guarantees the taste.
* Be careful not to burn the green onions when you stir-up. It can taste bitter.