A pickle and a smelt

By VicentaLakin

A pickle and a smelt
It's a very popular dish that you can see on the Internet, and it must taste good with a sour pickles and a scrawny chili. In the north, the cucumbers are called Sigus, whose nutritional value is high, especially with the highest calcium content, and which also contain a rich vitamin that is of dark yellow colour, which is effective in improving skin colour and supplementing skin nutrients. Nishizu also regulates human metabolism and has the effect of reducing weight and preventing cancer. The pickles are called pickles in Pummi. They have a short pickle cycle, usually lasting about 10-15 days, and can be picked up four seasons a year, which is easy to make. The pickles are scavengers, which wash and scavenger a little bit, and then put them in the earth floor, pour them into the open water, and put them in salt, and then put them where the sun can get them, so that they can heat up and ferment acid, a process that takes about a week to open the altar and put some rice soup in it that smells better。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Yunnan small melon 250 grams
  • pickled vegetables 100 grams
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • chili appropriate amount
  • MSG appropriate amount

Steps for A pickle and a smelt

  • Make A pickle and a smelt step 0
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    Prepare a small bowl of pickles。
  • Make A pickle and a smelt step 1
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    One of the melons was washed and sliced and then cut into a melon. Garlic to cut the skin, pepper cut the little part。
  • Make A pickle and a smelt step 2
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    The boiler is hot and the peppers and garlic smell。
  • Make A pickle and a smelt step 3
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    I don't know。
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    Put it in pickles and make it up。
  • Make A pickle and a smelt step 5
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    A proper amount of salt and a small amount of condensed and defoliated powder will be available for the plate。
  • A pickle and a smelt Make Tips

    Water-pickled vegetables are salty, so taste the dish before deciding how much salt to add at the end.