I've got a lot of meat for you

By VicentaLakin

I've got a lot of meat for you
In our Sichuan salt kiosk country, in the town, every year in the month, our families kill pigs with salt, salt with white wine and then dry it, and it's also called the wind-breathing meat, which is either fried or steamed or boiled. The most important thing that I miss is "manipulated" with salt, especially with that fat, soybean-controlled rice, which my father used to cook for me

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    Take the four season beans out of the bands, potatoes out of the skin, carrots out of the skin, and wash them with peas
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    Salted meat was immersed in water early to remove some salt
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    Salted meat cut Ting
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    Potatoes, bean cuttin, carrot cut flowers
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    Ginger and garlic
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    Three spoons of snow, and I'm going to have to say something, and I'm going to thank you so much for bringing me the snow from Anhui's home and for the jar of snow she ordered her mother-in-law to pick up alone
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    The pot boils open, sets the amount of rice that you normally cook, turns off the fire and makes the soup thick, of course, and boils the rice seven times
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    Then we'll use the slip basket to immerse the rice
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    Heat, a little bit of oil on the bottom of the pot, a little boiler, a little bit of oil in the brackish platinum
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    I'm gonna put a little bit of salt in the fire, but it's gonna be a little short, because we're gonna pour snow
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    We'll throw it in the snow and add some water
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    Then you pour into the two-metre meal, and you put chopsticks in your eyes
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    Look how dense the rice soup is, white as milk, delicious and nutritious
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    Time's up. We'll just have to mix the food with the food below
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    Turn off the fire, fill the bowl, eat it, just a bowl of rice soup, and the rest of the food is gone
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