Sugar vinegar ribs

By VicentaLakin

Sugar vinegar ribs
It's an easy-to-do, but delicious meat food, limited to my limited photo technology, which fails to take on the responsibility of the larvae, but given the ease of the food and the simplicity of the production process, I left the square for your information, using the ad ad, "Sweet sweet sour."

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Steps for Sugar vinegar ribs

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    (b) Pork rinse, so that the water can be smelt and dried up
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    (a) The small fire in the cast iron pan shall be hot, a little oil shall be poured into it, and it shall be roasted in a small chop to the yellow on both sides
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    Pour a spoonful of flowers, two spoons of sauce, three spoons of sugar, four spoons of rice vinegar, evenly. (1:2:3:4, short of a bottle of wine, two beet, three beet, four beet, one beet, two beet, three beet, three beet, one beet, one beet, three beet, three beet, one beet, three beet, one beet, one beet, three beet, four beet, one beet, one beet, and one beet, one beet, one beet, three beet, and one beet, one beet, one beet, and one beet, one beet, and one beet, and one beet
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    Adding water without pork chops and putting it into two oaks. (The family eats a lot of color, I add half a spoon of old smoke and half a spoon of pelican oil, because I use salt and no more salt)
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    It's been about 25 minutes. I'm wearing a leash in my ear, and it's not a commercial, but it's a hot shot
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    One third of the water left in the top of the pot has been replaced by a thicker fire
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    (b) Take out an eight-angle plate (we can't wait to get an instant light on the plate) and eat with a little white sesame on the surface
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  • Sugar vinegar ribs Make Tips

    1) In order to better remove the scavenging, a small amount of wine or ginger is added in the water, as is my fear of waste. 2) Pork chops, if you like to be of deep colour, may add a little bit of old twitch and a little bit of oil oil, depending on the circumstances. 2) The ratio of liquids is not absolute, is it hard to understand