The halon noodle

By VicentaLakin

The halon noodle
I've brought a bowl of halogen-tongue noodles today, with soft tongues and chewing, soup-sweet, smooth noodles, a bowl of bowls, and a feeling of "sweetness." Did the judge say that it was amazing? Ah-ha, it's just a tact. It's just a little fun to eat this bowl of cow tongues, but it's a good mood

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Steps for The halon noodle

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    Cow tongue, with a thick tongue outside, needs to be removed to halogenate。
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    Burn the bull's tongue in boiling water for three to five minutes。
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    Cut your tongue off with a sharp knife。
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    Cut into thin pieces about 3 mm thick。
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    Put the bull tongue into the cooling pot。
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    It's hot and it's boiling。
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    The halogens are prepared, not limited to these, and may be adapted to their tastes: onions, garlic, ginger chips, eight horns, grassfruit, white pickles, etc。
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    After the fumigation, the sauce in step 7 is fed into the soup and the appropriate amount of soy sauce, raw smoke, salt。
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    Covered with a lid so soft as a cow tongue, the soup tastes good。
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    Make another pot of noodles, pick up a bowl, and have an appropriate oxen tongue and soup。
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    Cow-bow noodles, the soup is thick
  • The halon noodle Make Tips

    One, if the moss outside the bull's tongue is thick enough to be eaten, it can also be purchased with skin-depleted cow's tongue and slices of cow's tongue; there are two ways to detached tongues, one of which is boiled with boiling water, the other of which is frozen and decorated; two, with high-pressure pots, can be made for much shorter periods; and three, non-skinned noodles, either hand-stamp or machine-pressed。