Onion onion, black-muck beef sausage
By VicentaLakin
"I don't remember the beef intestines being cooked, so this time I tried to make a half-silent meal with the onion's ear. I didn't think it was really good!"
Recipe Recommendations
- slightly spicy
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Onion onion, black-muck beef sausage

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(b) Clean-up of wood and onions into long bars
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(a) A boiler pours into the proper amount of water, and then boils into wood, oscillating for about five minutes
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Beef intestines, ginger, garlic and red pepper shredded
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And hot boilers of oil pouring into ginger and garlic paste
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(b) Continue to pour beef intestines, with small fire frying to two sides
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Put it on the onion
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Fired to the point where the onion is 8 and then poured into wood, dry red pepper, and continued to fire
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One spoon of raw oil, one spoon of oil and half a spoon of salt
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If the onion's still alive, it'll be fineOnion onion, black-muck beef sausage Make Tips
One, because the mussels are ripe, can only be cooked in later periods; two, if you like, can be put into millet, etc.; and three, beef intestines can be replaced with sausage, meat, etc。