Potato oxen with saloon sauce

By VicentaLakin

Potato oxen with saloon sauce
Hi, I'm Laura, and I'm happy and I'm seeing you. But I think the potato and the cow are better suited to the salsa!

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Steps for Potato oxen with saloon sauce

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    Prepare food。
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    Cut the potatoes and carrots into pieces. Note: Potatoes don't cut too small, and then they rot easily in stew。
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    Take a little pot, pour the oil, and it'll be enough without potatoes. The oil was then burned, the potatoes were all thrown down and blown to gold on the surface。
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    Take a casserole and lay the fried potatoes on the ground floor。
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    And then you lay the first radish cut on the potatoes。
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    Prepare a small pot, burn the water, pour all the calves straight down and boil them for seven minutes, so that the flesh can spit all the blood out. Seven minutes later, the bulls were pulled out and the water dried。
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    plate the calf flat on potatoes and carrots. then it pours into 350ml of cold water。
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    Upcap, medium fire until it's boiled, followed by small fire stew for 10-13 minutes。
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    Add salt, smelly。
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    Join the salsa sauce. After the mix is even, the stew continues for 5-8 minutes. The longer the stew lasts, the better the food, the worse the taste。
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    It's a little sticky up to the end, and it's the best and the best. Turn off the fire。
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    Cutting her into little pieces, putting it on top as a setup, but mixing it together can also serve as an aroma. Eat。
  • Potato oxen with saloon sauce Make Tips

    Did everyone learn it? Today's dish is truly beginner-friendly; absolutely anyone can master it. If you can't find Shacha sauce or don't like the taste, you can simply skip it and substitute it with Lao Gan Ma or chili sauce instead—it tastes great too! I also want to remind everyone to use low heat when simmering in a clay pot. Clay pots conduct heat very well, so medium heat can easily burn the food. Alright, I hope everyone eats well. Go to school, go to work, live a good life, and enjoy your meals. The next episode will feature Spicy Mala Pot, so stay tuned! Thank you for your support~ See you next time