Five halogen beef

By VicentaLakin

Five halogen beef
The halogenated foods are always delicious, when they are almost always bought from the outside when they are young. Mothers rarely make halogen foods, so it must be hard for me to remember halogen foods, and it's not so hard to make halogenated meat until I start to like it. They say old halogen is needed to produce delicious food, but what if there's no old halogen? So let's start at the beginning of the day, and if we're not afraid of trouble, we can keep it for the next time, so we'll get old。

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Steps for Five halogen beef

  • Make Five halogen beef step 0
    1
    When the oxen is washed, the water will be used for an hour。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 1
    2
    Boiled beef rind, washed up。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 2
    3
    There's some fresh water in the pot, and there's some ingredients in it. When the water turns on, turn off the fire and boil it for an hour and a half。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 3
    4
    Good halogenated beef lets it bubble in halogen for two hours。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 4
    5
    Slices can be eaten。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 5
    6
    It's already delicious, and you can get some pepper and pepper。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 6
    7
    Filter the halogen, burn it again。
  • Make Five halogen beef step 7
    8
    The cooler halogen is placed in a sealed box, frozen in the fridge and will be used next time. There's no old halogen, but that's the kind of halogen that my little bear says is delicious and very fond of。
  • Five halogen beef Make Tips

    Ingredients: Beef Shank Spices: Star anise, Bay leaf, Cinnamon stick, Galangal, Black cardamom, Fennel seeds, Sichuan peppercorns, Dried chili peppers, Ginger, Scallion Seasonings: Chili paste, Cooking wine, Light soy sauce, Dark soy sauce, Rock sugar, Salt Dipping sauce: Chili powder, Sichuan peppercorn powder 1. Buying a spice packet at the supermarket will be much more convenient; you only need to add a few of your own seasonings. 2. The chili paste is optional. I had some at home that hadn't been used for a while, so I added a little today, but not too much, so as not to overpower the aroma of the spices.