How to use video for can opener?

Question 1: Excuse me, how to open this tin can (thank you very much for kneeling for the opening method). First, use a knife (whether it's a kitchen knife or a fruit knife) to pierce a hole in the edge of the uppermost metal sheet and saw it along the edge. When it is almost sawed off, you can jack it up with the side that is not the blade. At this time, you can use your hand to lift it.

Another method is to take some sharp things, such as nails and awls, and poke holes along the edges of the upper and lower surfaces to make them more dense. When the edge of the metal sheet is covered with dense holes, insert the nail into one of the larger holes, pry it up, and then tear it by hand.

Question 2: How to make canned meat? Processing technology video of canning meat with pressure cooker. Don't cook too much, basically cooked and have enough time.

As for the taste, it depends on your own preferences.

Question 3: How to open a can with a Swiss army knife? There is no pull ring for you to tie. If there is a blade, draw a circle on the upper and lower edges of the jar.

Question 4: How to make a detailed list of ingredients in the video?

Appropriate amount of yellow peach

Appropriate amount of rock sugar

Proper amount of water

sweet taste

Sintering process

Twenty minutes takes time.

Ordinary difficulty

Steps of self-made canned yellow peach

1

Wash fresh yellow peaches for later use.

2

Cut the yellow peach into pieces

three

Put water in the pot, bring it to a boil, and then add rock sugar until it melts.

four

Add the sliced yellow peaches and cook for about 15-20 minutes.

five

Cancel the poisonous glass bottle and put in the burnt peach, which is 78% full. Then close the lid and it will be the other way around.

six

After completely cooling, you can turn the bottle over and store it in the refrigerator or in the shade. Because it has been sealed, it can be kept for a long time.

seven

If it can't be canned, it should be boxed in fresh-keeping glass.

eight

Take out the iced yellow peaches and eat them. Without any preservatives, it is quite original and delicious!

Question 5: Do you know the name of this movie in the micro-vision of WeChat video? The content is: the child opened the can and found a little man, Wipula, who was stealing food.

100 minutes/adventure/Tim Olyhawk (director)/Ki Kotlar/Sasha Myranus/Geza Weisz/2014-1-19 released.

Brief introduction of Vip lesbian story

Mom died, and parents and sisters had their own worries. That night, John, a lonely 9-year-old boy, made an unusual "little" friend: a little man who knows magic-Wipula. Wipula and his magic took John and his family on an unusual adventure.

Question 6: A girl can't open a can in a cooking competition and ask her father for help.

Question 7: How to open canned lobster sauce from canned lobster sauce fish?

Black bean (chǐ) drum (g ǐ)

At present, all cans on the market are easy to open.

Question 8: The practice of canned persimmon video ingredients

condiments

tomato

500 grams

condiments

not have

not have

step

1. Remove the roots of tomatoes and wash them.

Cut into small pieces

Put it in a boiling pot.

Step 4 boil in a big fire

5. Keep stirring

6. The tomato pieces are getting smaller.

7. Big bubbles began to appear.

8. Keep stirring, and small bubbles appear slowly.

9. Turn off the fire after the bubbles disappear.

10. You can eat both hot and cold.

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