Impressed East Hill

By VicentaLakin

Impressed East Hill
This east slope elbow is made of impressions and adjusted appropriately. It's amazing how well it works. It's cloudy. It's just strange that the sound of diet, cholesterol high, blood fat high doesn't know where。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pig elbow one
  • soy sauce 20g
  • rock sugar 10g
  • octagonal one
  • geranyl 3 tablets
  • garlic 3 petals
  • cooking wine 10ml
  • dry pepper of 20
  • green onions 1 piece
  • green and red pepper 2 used for each
  • soy sauce 5g
  • salt 3g
  • cinnamon a little
  • ginger 1 block
  • pepper a little
  • dried chili of 2
  • grass fruit one
  • vinegar 7ML

Steps for Impressed East Hill

  • Make Impressed East Hill step 0
    1
    Pork elbows burn their skins and wash them。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 1
    2
    Cooking pots with water, ginger, wine, pepper powder, and two minutes of fresh water。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 2
    3
    With needles or toothpicks on the surface。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 3
    4
    Take a small bowl and pour it into the raw, old and evenly on the face of the elbow, until the water is dried up and wiped again four or five times。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 4
    5
    It's about that color。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 5
    6
    The boiler boils into the right amount of cooking oil, and the elbows are blown up when 50 or 60% heat。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 6
    7
    It'll take about 10 minutes to blow up a pig's skin and a little luminous color。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 7
    8
    Get ready to dry the sauce。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 8
    9
    High pressure pots are fed with sufficient water, with dry onion bands and step 8, with raw, old, vinegar, wine, and a 50-minute boiler。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 9
    10
    It's very soft。
  • Make Impressed East Hill step 10
    11
    The elbows are full of plates, the raw soup is sprung, the red peppers are cut in small circles and spread over the elbows, the hot pot is burned with little oil and smoke is poured on the elbows。