Sugar vinegar ribs

Sugar vinegar ribs

When I was a kid, my mom used to make us sweet vinegar ribs. I loved them. Growing up, mom's in trouble, stopped cooking for us, and I'm always thinking, and I want to eat it. So I decided to do it myself. Remember what Mom did and think about it. For the first time, it's not a good color, but it's still good, sour, sweet, appetizer, and it's got meat. I ate half a plate myself, but my son didn't like it, said it was bad. I don't care. This dish was taken out by my husband and I。
Arctic prawn gruel

Arctic prawn gruel

Canada ' s wild Arctic shrimp harvests 100 per cent pure wild shrimp from cold and clean Arctic and North Atlantic waters. The deep sea, which grows below 200-250 metres above sea level. The whole shell was boiled on board the vessel within one hour of the water being harvested and quickly frozen at 30 degrees below zero. In cold seawater, three to four years of growth, slow growth, individual compactness, close meat and excellent taste. Even though I'm using Arctic shrimp from Canada, when I'm in the hands of a Chinese man, I'm using it to make the traditional Chinese food -- the porridge. The porridge usually eats congee in the north, mixed with a variety of cereals in batches that are boiled for a long time. In the south of the country, where salt porridge is prevalent, it is very appropriate for those who cannot eat sugar or are unsweet. After the year, the family started cleaning and preparing their annual goods, and in the next few days, pigs and sheep will be slaughtered in the countryside. This week is also available for consumption, except for the 8-spring season, because of the addition of dry beaks, Arctic shrimp, ribs, and the need to add fresh spices, such as spices, chicken powder and so forth, which I love very much。