Meat cuisine

By VicentaLakin

Meat cuisine
Although Grandma is no longer here, she is always missed from time to time. When they were young, they often used a large cooker, stuffed firewood, sometimes straw, cooking and cooking in a pot. Grandma used to pick up pickles or dry radish, which is my daily meal, which rarely eats meat. Today I'm making a dish that my grandmother used to make, and rarely did, because it's so hard to get, and it's just something that can't be done, and I feel like it's a real mountain。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pig lean meat appropriate amount
  • fat appropriate amount
  • plum dried vegetables appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount

Steps for Meat cuisine

  • Make Meat cuisine step 0
    1
    Get ready for the prune。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 1
    2
    Let's get the crumbs soft。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 2
    3
    Scratch the soft prunes。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 3
    4
    Cut the skinny and the fat. The ginger slices are ready。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 4
    5
    The boiler's heating up。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 5
    6
    Put the fat in the pan and fry the pig oil。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 6
    7
    When it's made of gold, put in a ginger。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 7
    8
    Skinned and fried, and proper wine。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 8
    9
    We're going to fire the thin meat till it's white。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 9
    10
    At this point, we're going down to the barley。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 10
    11
    Turn the fire even。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 11
    12
    Add fresh water and boil the meat. Put more water in order not to burn。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 12
    13
    We'll dry the soup and add salt and sugar。
  • Make Meat cuisine step 13
    14
    You can enjoy it。
  • Meat cuisine Make Tips

    The preserved vegetables were sun-dried by my aunt herself, and they are very aromatic. The meat definitely needs to be cooked longer; the softer and more tender it gets, the better it tastes.

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