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For those of you wanting to hot-pot (or “steamboat” as my family calls it) at home, you’ll need a couple of basics download instagram for free.
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2. A pot, in which to cook. (Ours has a special vent in the middle to keep everything as hot as possible but with minimum energy!)
3 adblock plus herunterladen. Stock, which goes into the pot. (Or water. We normally use a watered down stock from a previous day’s soup).
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lettuce, prawns & seafood balls
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I had the biggest craving for hotpot last week, but because it was soo hot, family thought I was crazy =( Reading this post have revitalise my craving.
Linda: *grins* we ate it in shorts and singlets with the fan going full blast! I love the soup at the end of the meal… so yummy!
I love steamboat! The whole DIY, fishing things out with the wire ladels thing.
Do you ever do the raw egg yolk mixed in with some other sauces?
Simon: isn’t it just great. very primal 🙂 and yeah, i do, but only sometimes. i find it overpowers the sweetness of the meats.