Corn burns pigs' feet

By VicentaLakin

Corn burns pigs' feet
It's getting cold lately, and eating a pig's hoof is a good addition to the glue protein. =. It's another soup and soup, and it's burning in the pot. It's usually boiled water, and this time it's meat soup. It's more succulent

Recipe Recommendations

  • pettitoes a
  • corn a
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt a little
  • garlic three-petaled
  • Jiang a
  • pepper a teaspoon
  • dried chili three
  • sugar a little
  • soy sauce a tablespoon
  • cooking wine a tablespoon

Steps for Corn burns pigs' feet

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    The corn and the pig hoof in the pig hoof soup were raised for three hours。
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    Corn chops small pieces, ginger slices, garlic to the skin。
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    The boiler heats up a little bit of fragrance and puts it in a pig's hoof。
  • Make Corn burns pigs
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    Drinking wine and scrambling it up to every pig's hoof。
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    The color of the sauce is attached to the pig's feet and added to the broth。
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    The fire broke open, a little sugary, and the small fire boiled for about 30 minutes。
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    Finally, the salt, the fire, the soup。
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    It's a product. Spicy is the will in cold weather