Plum chow
By VicentaLakin
There's a lot to eat of prunes. My family used to make plums and buns of pork, and sometimes make melons and peppers, and put in a bunch of prunes. There are several raw materials for prunes, which are made of winter foods, and cabbage. The cabbage is soft, suitable for buns and sweet. It's a little bit hard to make plum, and it's warmed up two or three meals in a row. It tastes better and tastes better. They say the leftovers are not enough to eat, but the leftovers are really hotter and better。
Recipe Recommendations
- plum dried vegetables a small bowl
- Pork belly with skin a
- cooking wine a little
- soy sauce a little
- salt a little
- chicken powder a small spoonful
- water starch a little
- braised pork sauce a pack
- onion a
- Jiang a
- chives a little
- salty and fresh
- steamed
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Plum chow

1
A small bowl of prunes, pick up impurities, wash it twice with fresh water, and have full hair with fresh water
2
Scratch the fur and wash it
3
Five flowers in the cooling pot and a little bit when the water goes down. Wine
4
Take a plate, a little soy sauce on the plate, and cut the sauce out of the sauce when it's five. Medium
5
We'll fill our faces with soy sauce
6
A small amount of oil is pouring into the pan, and a small bubble pops out of the skin
7
Put a single pot in the sauce. I'm making halogen, so I boil it in the halogen
8
When you're eight years old, you can put chopsticks in the water. Out
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You can use it when you're cold
10
Sliced into large pieces about three millimeters thick
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Take a proper deep bowl and spread the meat tablet evenly under it
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And then we'll put the sprouts on the meatloaf and pour the water into it
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It's about 50 minutes in the steam pan
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Steamed plum, pouring the soup from the bowl into the frying pan
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A small spoon of starch into the bowl, with a small amount of water, chicken powder, a small amount of salt melted
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Put it in the pot and make it thin
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Plum bowl on the plate
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Put the juice on the surface of the cuisine and spread a few onions
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It's a fragrance
20
Eat one, fat and not tiredPlum chow Make Tips
Rinse the preserved vegetables twice quickly with clean water to remove surface dust. You can braise the pork belly pieces until 80% cooked, remove them, and mix the braising liquid with the preserved vegetables to make the steamed greens more fragrant; I took a shortcut and put them directly into the braising pot. Dip the pork skin in soy sauce before frying to help it color more easily. The oil was splattering, so I took it out before it was fully fried. A home-style version doesn't need to be so professional; the point is for it to be simple and easy to make, right? Pour the juices from the steamed meat and vegetables into a wok, season slightly, add some starch water to thicken into a sauce, and drizzle over the pork to make the dish look glossier and more flavorful.