Sweet potato and millet porridge
Overview
Just when I was about to make a bowl of sweet potato and millet porridge, a health pot fell from the sky. Quite a coincidence. Come and experience the new weapons now. The power cord is too short, as the manual says, for safety reasons. According to the instructions and recipes, when cooking porridge, you can first set it to 800W to boil, then turn to 200-400w to cook, or use one-click medicated meals or desserts. Let it boil first. I don’t know how much water to use, 0.7 liters shouldn’t be too much, right? The 800W is burning. If you leave it for a while, it will boil and overflow. Quickly turn to 300W, low power. Don’t worry and walk away. Is everything okay? After a while, it overflowed again. Dizzy, it’s impossible to squat all the time, right? Isn’t there a one-click function? Give it a try. Now you can feel free to walk away, right? After a while, I looked back again. Dear, why are you still overflowing? Could it be that it can't be stamped? Check if the rice is rotten and the potatoes are soft, it's almost ready. Turn off the heat and take out the pot. Warm millet porridge and sweet sweet potatoes are quite stomach-warming. Just this pot. . . It needs to be adjusted. . . .
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Ingredients
Steps
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Materials
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Wash and peel sweet potatoes
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Cut into small cubes
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Wash the millet twice
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Put millet and sweet potatoes into the pot
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Add water
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Close the lid
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Power on
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Select boiling water function
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Set the firepower to 800W
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After the water boils
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Adjust the firepower to 300W
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The pot overflows again, change the medicated diet function
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Rice rotten into porridge
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Shut down and unplug
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Pour out and eat