Pan-fried pork belly with naan

Pan-fried pork belly with naan

Today is the winter solstice, and I'm going home to eat mutton with my parents. Recently, I have eaten and drank too much outside. It has been more than half a month since I came back from Xinjiang, and my naan has not been completely eliminated. Fortunately, naan is a very strong food. It is said that it will be fine to keep it in the north for more than half a year. I didn't panic in destroying it, and would take it out to make it for a change whenever I was in the mood.
Osmanthus pear syrup

Osmanthus pear syrup

Speaking of which, the best fruit in autumn and winter is pear. In autumn and winter, my throat is particularly dry, and children at home love to catch colds and cough. She didn't like steaming fritillaria with pears, so I made a simpler one and steamed rock sugar directly with pears. Later, I had an inspiration and added the sugar-sweetened osmanthus I made this year to the steamed pear water. The taste is even better, and the children especially like it. The sugar osmanthus made this year is very good. It is not only fragrant, but also maintains the bright yellow color of fresh osmanthus.