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Ingredient 1: 1 American turkey (about 16 pounds), 15 grams of pepper and salt.
Ingredient 2: Spice bunch includes (150 grams of carrots, 150 grams of onions, 60 grams of celery, 2 cinnamon leaves, 5 grams of thyme, 60 grams of garlic sprouts).
Ingredient 3: Filling includes (6 slices of toast, 80cc of milk, 500 grams of chicken liver, 700cc of broth, 300 grams of chestnuts, 60 grams of shallots, 10 grams of thyme, 6 grams of Origon, 60cc of red wine).
Ingredient 4: American turkey sauce includes (1000cc of American turkey bones, 2000cc of water, 70 grams of tomato paste, 40 grams of butter, 50 grams of bread flour, 250 grams of chicken gizzards).
Ingredient 5: 1 jar of cranberry jam.
Method: 1. Wash and smear the American turkey with pepper and salt, and stuff the belly with a bunch of spices.
2. Remove the sides of the toast, soak it in milk, add chicken liver, chestnuts and shallots and stir-fry until fragrant, add the stock until the chestnuts are simmered until rotten, add thyme, Oligan and red wine, drain the juice over medium heat, and then stuff all the ingredients into the belly of the American turkey.
3. Put the American turkey in the oven to 250?Bake for about 40 minutes, wrap in aluminum foil, and then serve at 150?Bake for 50 minutes.
4. Take out the spice bunch, chop it into minced pieces, add American turkey bones, water and tomato paste and cook for 40 minutes to become 2000cc American turkey juice. Butter & High? Stir-fry the flour until fragrant, add it to the original American turkey juice, and then add the sliced chicken gizzard to make the American turkey sauce.
5. Cut the cranberry jam into slices (about 3 grams) 1 cm long and 5 cm thick.
6. Put the American turkey on a plate, then take out the filling and put it under the American turkey, pour the American turkey sauce as appropriate, and serve with cranberry sauce.
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Peking duck.
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Old Peking fried noodles.
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Pea yellow. Pea yellow is a seasonal product in Beijing in spring and summer. It was originally a folk snack and was later introduced to the court. The pea yellow of the Qing Dynasty court uses high-quality white peas as raw materials to make the finished product light yellow, delicate and pure, which melts in the mouth, and has a sweet taste and a cool taste.
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Beijing and Taiwan.
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Coke rings, fried cakes, oil tea noodles, boiled and burned.
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Don't drink soy juice! Don't drink soy juice! Don't drink soy juice!