It has been more than six months since we entered the “cooking industry” and we often discuss with our colleagues, on a commuting car, what to do at night. I bought meat dumplings on New Year's Eve, and I bought some ribs, and I thought I'd make them at home after New Year's Eve, but I've had too much gas in New Year's Eve, and I've had enough time to make a long stew. Bones: Nothing special, just go to the market and pick up fresh ones; frozen tofu: buy a fresh tofu, and come back to cut and freeze in the fridge for a few days (in fact, it's a day cold). This colleague's sister specifically said, "Don't buy tofu with halogen. That's too young to bean. According to my colleague's sister, frozen tofu is not enough to eat because it absorbs the fat of ribs. Well, it turns out it is. It's just, it's a little salty. It's gonna count next time. Even my father is so picky