Bean drums of veal
By VicentaLakin
When my sister and I went to the restaurant to order this dish, and didn't look carefully at it at first, I thought I was attracted to the green of this plate of green oil when I didn't expect it to come up, and it was quite new to look at a box of bean drums, which was different from the one we used to make of garlic, at least for the first time when I said I'd go back and try the greasy greens of the gravy, the freshness of the mouths, the fragrances, the flat hands and the pots. I'll try it today
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Steps for Bean drums of veal

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We'll have the barley and the bean drum fish cans
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Scratch the oily leaves and strip off the skin of the thick tuber in the middle
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Scratch the gravy into a ten-cm long, skinned cortex, half-cut
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Get the cans, tear the fish to pieces, spare, spare garlic
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When the oil rises to 60% heat, it drops in the garlic paste
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It's going to go to the top of the surface. Out
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The roasted mackerel is in reserve, and the cans are immersed in oil
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Save the bottom oil in the pot, put the remaining garlic on the fragrance, and put it in the canteen
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I'll put it in the leaves
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It won't take long for vegetables to be fried
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Just add a little salt, sugar, raw, and pepper
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A plate of green-oiled vegetablesBean drums of veal Make Tips
1. The Diced Tuna in Black Bean Sauce is salty, so be careful when adding salt to this dish; if it becomes too salty, it won't taste good.
2. You can remove the Indian lettuce from the heat once it is 70% cooked to prevent nutrient loss; this ensures it retains its crispiness.
3. Since the tuna in the can is soaked in oil, make sure to pan-fry it first before stir-frying with the Indian lettuce; this way, it won't taste greasy.
4. Indian lettuce is rich in vitamins and contains a large amount of calcium, making it a premium choice among vegetables for raw consumption.
5. Indian lettuce offers benefits such as lowering cholesterol, reducing phlegm, relieving coughs, and clearing heat to moisten the lungs; it is a high-nutrition, low-calorie vegetable.