Garlic sprouts back to the pot

By VicentaLakin

Garlic sprouts back to the pot

Recipe Recommendations

  • pork belly appropriate amount
  • garlic sprouts appropriate amount
  • carrots appropriate amount
  • garlic powder appropriate amount
  • shredded ginger appropriate amount
  • octagonal of 2
  • Red Oil Pi County Bean Sauce appropriate amount
  • spiced powder appropriate amount
  • yellow wine appropriate amount

Steps for Garlic sprouts back to the pot

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    Five bouquets to wash the cold, three ginger chips, two eight cents, a little yellow wine or a little wine, so that the chopsticks can go through five bouquets, and a little chilly slices
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    Sliced meat
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    The garlic seed washes clean and dry, leaves are cut apart, leaves cut, slashing blades, carrot slices
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    Garlic shredded, ginger cheesy, soy sauce ready
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    I'll get hot oil, and I'll get garlic and ginger, and then the color will turn yellow
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    Turning into a fire, turning into meat and making it transparent
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    Add a small spoon of red bean bean petals, with a proper amount of five fragrances and a quick turn-off
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    I'm gonna go down there and get fired
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    It's just a little bit too long to be green
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    Let's go
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    One more
  • Garlic sprouts back to the pot Make Tips

    Doubanjiang is very salty, so do not add any more salt or soy sauce. Five-spice powder is optional; add it to your liking. Slice the meat into large, thin pieces so that they curl up when stir-fried; mine was sliced a little too thick.