Dry oxen

Dry oxen

The main material, also known as sand, from the town of Sa River, Guangzhou, is usually made up of dry water powder purchased by supermarkets. In 1938, during Japan’s invasion of China, the Guangzhou cook, Xu Bin, created the dried oxen river (due to the presence of beef chips, known as the ox river) and then became the first person in Guangzhou to sell the dried oxen river. After the Japanese war, the cave-driners took the lead in bringing the dried oxen river to the end of the table。
Sour eggs

Sour eggs

The spicy tastes of a lot of herbs, but it preserves the original aroma of herbs, which is the result of the special effects of herbs, both delicious and non-comfortful, artificially achieved in the light-shielding conditions. Both halibut and garlic are varieties that are bred in light avoidance, and when light is seen during growth, it becomes greener, and the spicy taste becomes more plentiful, and many people cannot accept the strong taste, when it comes to use. Yellow is several times more expensive than ordinary beryllium because of the stricter requirements and lower time-consuming production during planting. Yellow is the best for men. It has the effect of raising the sun and fixing the kidneys, especially with eggs or shrimp. It can be better for friends. There is a lot of practice, either with dumplings or clouds, with a proper amount of ointment in the casserole, with eggs made from the cyanide, shrimp or pasta, etc., and with proper kerosene. The food made out of the yellow is very good, and today it is made from the yellow, which is the simplest of home-made “silver eggs”, as follows: