Roasted pig hoof

By VicentaLakin

Roasted pig hoof
The smell of aroma, the taste of a soft, salty fragrance, the Q-ball of the entrance, the point is beauty! So, guess, what's the food you're going to introduce to Dauga today? ♪ I'm a pig ♪

Recipe Recommendations

  • pettitoes 2 only
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • shallots appropriate amount
  • dried chili appropriate amount
  • tangerine peel appropriate amount
  • SUFU 2 blocks
  • oyster sauce appropriate amount
  • green onions 1 piece
  • ginger 1 small piece
  • octagonal appropriate amount

Steps for Roasted pig hoof

  • Make Roasted pig hoof step 0
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    the pig hoof is washed clean, sewn to the bone with a knife, the pig hoof is burned with water in the pot, and onion slices are cut into the pan for five minutes, and the water is used only for a little while, and the water is gone. lean off the water on the pig's hoof, just a little bit
  • Make Roasted pig hoof step 1
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    Combining corsets of corroded nipples into mud and milk
  • Make Roasted pig hoof step 2
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    When the boiler is boiled, each of them shall be fed with a small amount of water, with onion slices, ginger slices, dry peppers, eight horns, leather shall be placed together in the pot, with pig's feet, with a proper amount of wine, with raw and raw, and then with scurry. Cover the lid and boil。
  • Make Roasted pig hoof step 3
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    The adhesive platinum in pigs' hoofs is very sticky when it's hot, and the best secret with the cast iron pan is that the small fire is slowly stewed and the food is fully nourished and tasted。
  • Make Roasted pig hoof step 4
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    After the juice, there's a red color of caviar, a pallet, a little onions, a fragrance of greasy milk, suitable for the summer but not greasy
  • Roasted pig hoof Make Tips

    Pork hoofs contain abundant gelatinic proteins that prevent skin wrinkles, increase skin elasticity and resilience, all of which are of particular importance for slowing ageing and promoting the growth and development of children. For this reason, pigs' feet and feet are often referred to as “cosmetial food”。