Moo-jee-poo

By VicentaLakin

Moo-jee-poo
muoul (english: agaric), mainly grown in china and japan. most of china is north-east and qin limu. molybdenum is both wild and artificially grown, with seeding entities in the form of ears, leaves or cups, thin, marginal waves, 3-10 cm wide, approximately 2 mm thick, and is anchored on the matrix with a side-stamp or narrow attachment. the colour is black and brown, the quality is glastic, thin and flexible, wet and translucent, and dry and constricted into a rigid horny, near-fluid. it's delicious, it's good, it's nutritious. molybdenum, flat, and many medicinal effects. they can be strong, active and resistant to iron-deficiency anaemia, etc.; they can keep blood on their faces, make their skin red, radiant, and they can deplete their stomachs and lubricate their intestinal tracts, while helping patients with hypertension。

Recipe Recommendations

  • fungus 100 grams
  • bacon 200
  • ginger appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • red pepper a
  • dried chili appropriate amount
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • chicken essence appropriate amount

Steps for Moo-jee-poo

  • 1
    1. Black Moot Ears are purified with warm water, and provided for。
  • 2
    Cut the meat in pieces, spare。
  • 3
    3. Put a small amount of oil in the pot, and make a blast of garlic and ginger, and put it in the gravy until it's fine。
  • 4
    Put it in the ear。
  • 5
    After three minutes of fire, the proper water will be put in, and 10 minutes will be enough in Chinese。
  • Moo-jee-poo Make Tips

    The meat itself has salt, so it's enough to adjust according to the population, no more salt

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