We're gonna make some Dutch beans

By VicentaLakin

We're gonna make some Dutch beans
Compared to a classic dish。

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  • snow peas appropriate amount
  • garlic appropriate amount
  • oil appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • oyster sauce appropriate amount

Steps for We're gonna make some Dutch beans

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    Some water was burned in the pot, and when it opened, the meat was put down for a minute or two. It'll remove the dust from the meat surface, etc., and it won't be cooked, if it's salty. Three sausages in the picture. They're for other food
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    Cooked gravy hot water washes the slices, some fat ones can be split open, and when they're fired, the fat gets laid first. It's good to cut when it's cooked。
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    Dutch beans get rid of the cramps and wash them。
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    Get some garlic。
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    Burn some more water, put some oil in it。
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    When the water went off, the Dutch beans were put down for about a minute to boil, so that they could be cooked evenly and without longer. Cooked Dutch beans. I forgot to shoot。
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    Hot pot oil。
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    Put it in the garlic sauce。
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    Put the meat in the chop. The fat one can make the oil first, then the less fat one。
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    When the meat is cooked, put down the boiled Dutch beans and add salt to it。
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    It's a little bit of white sugar and smoke. It's fine to fire Dutch beans to their own soft and hardness. Some people like them. I like them soft。
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    You can add some pelican oil before you go out。
  • We're gonna make some Dutch beans Make Tips

    It tastes salty in itself, so it's the salt that's put on the back, and it tastes like Dutch beans。

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