Tomato cowtail soup

By VicentaLakin

Tomato cowtail soup
It's the first time I've ever bought a cow's tail, and I've seen it sell so long in the morning market, so I haven't been able to do it for long, so I bought two bags at a special price. I'll come back and drink with tomato soup

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Steps for Tomato cowtail soup

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    Prepare food: oxentails, tomatoes, 93 peanut oil, salt, ginger onions, ketchup, raw smoke, yellow wine。
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    The tomatoes were put in open water and boiled into the skin and then washed out with cold water。
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    Go peel the tomatoes and cut the big ones, onions。
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    Wash your tail and boil it in cold water
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    Twenty-five milligrams of yellow wine were boiled for two minutes and then extracted for dry water backup。
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    The boiler heats 20 ml of peanut oil and 15 g of ginger onions。
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    And then we'll go down to the ketchup
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    We'll add 100 grams of ketchup to the ketchup until it gets softer
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    When you see red oil coming out, you'll get 20 ml
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    And four bowls of fresh water
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    When you open the pot, you'll have a hot cowtail
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    Cook it and pour it into the pot
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    The lid on the power source selects an oxen and goat soup slot with a default time of three hours, adding 4 grams of salt in two and a half hours and continuing to boil until the program is stopped。
  • Tomato cowtail soup Make Tips

    I calculated that half the water would be consumed by the time the soup was done, so I added four large bowls of water. You need to look at how much liquid your pot consumes to decide how much water to add.