Xinjiang cuisine

Pan-fried pork belly with naan

Pan-fried pork belly with naan

BritneyHauck

Today is the winter solstice, and I'm going home to eat mutton with my parents. Recently, I have eaten and drank too much outside. It has been more than half a month since I came back from Xinjiang, and my naan has not been completely eliminated. Fortunately, naan is a very strong food. It is said that it will be fine to keep it in the north for more than half a year. I didn't panic in destroying it, and would take it out to make it for a change whenever I was in the mood.
Five-colored fried naan

Five-colored fried naan

KarenLarson

It snowed in Chengdu last night, but the sun is shining today. Looking out from the window, there is no sign of snow at all. I haven't seen snow in Chengdu for many years. I went out shopping last night and came back in the car and looked at the snow under the headlights. I was in a good mood. <br />Continue to solve naan today. Naan, if you want to understand it, it is Guokui, scones. I made fried cakes today, and the naan is especially delicious as soon as I have soup. Now I am desperately trying to get rid of the four remaining naan sheets at home. Don't wait until I have eliminated all of them before I realize that I fell in love with this bite.