Homemade lunch meat
By VicentaLakin
The idea of lunch meat is long-standing and can be traced at least two or three years ago. It was only out of fear of being rejected that it was not implemented once. At that time, the bologna season was approaching and ham sausages were raised. I've finally made up my mind. A lot of recipes, mostly the same. Finally, Yang's menu was chosen. The reason for this is simple: only Yang's food consumption is clearly defined. For an idiot who sees what's right and what's wrong, there's nothing better than a clear figure. I just don't know why I brush my balls on the surface. I remember when the canned lunch meat came open, and all I saw was oil. Is it for the taste or the color? I went in, and I thought about the sauce bag. Despite all the doubts, the drug was seized in order to test it. I wanted to buy the ready-made meat, but I was assigned a piece of meat. All right, just cut yourself up. That's too little, I guess. I was going to use this meat on three, seven or eight, but I didn't know it was too thin, and a thin piece of fat on it. I'm just saying it's just a nine and a one
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Homemade lunch meat

1
Scratch the pork into as thin as possible
2
Hit again with the back of the knife
3
Scratch
4
Add to the meatloaf, banging it over and over and over and over again
5
Add the sauce to the meat
6
You're gonna have to push it in one direction
7
Add starch
8
Combination, 20 minutes
9
Pack up and put it in the mold
10
Keep it as tight as you can
11
Put it in the steam pan, 20-25 minutes
12
Take it out, unload it, brush it on the surface
13
Put it in the steam pan for five minutes
14
Take it out, turn it over, brush the yolk
15
Five more minutes
16
Get out of the pot