The tungsten is made of pig bones
By VicentaLakin
Summers are damp and hot, and people often have no appetite and do not want to eat grasshoppers, but many of the proteins and amino acids that are needed in the human body need to be eaten from meat, which requires us to think hard about making fresh, nutritious dishes. I bought a tummy today with a pig's bone. I made this tummy to make a pig's bone. It's good for the summer
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Pigbone cleaning, spare
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Take a pot of water and put some peppers in the water
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Open the water, put it in the pig's bones and roll it with a little wine
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The pig's bones are washed to the ground and the asphalt is spare
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Clean-up part of the onion, clean-up part of the ginger, clean-up part of the skin, a little pepper, a little rinse, a little gin and a spare
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There's enough water in the casserole. It's less water than soup
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Put it in ginger, onions, peppers, ginseng
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Add a few ice sugars
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Join a little bit of vinegar
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It's a fire, it's a plume, it's a small fire, it's cooked for an hour
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It's time to cook the pig's bones. One inch, go skin, wash
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It's very young today so you don't have to go
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When I made a dry beer duck yesterday, there was still a little bit of a good drying in the bubble
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Porkbone cooks for an hour. It's almost ripe
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Add the sap, cook it for another five minutes, taste it salty, add a little salt to it
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Done
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It's a sauerkraut, it's simple, it's dry, it's smooth, it's fine, it's fine, it's sweet, it's sweetThe tungsten is made of pig bones Make Tips
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