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Taro
Taro is rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium, magnesium, sodium, carotene, niacin, vitamin C, B vitamins, saponins and other components. Taro is rich in nutritional value. It can enhance the immune function of human body. It can... ...
Pork liver and spinach soup
Pork liver is very fragrant. Add spinach. Double iron combination. The best way to replenish blood. Pork liver soup is very fresh. The longer it is cooked, the better it will taste. Finally, add spinach. Just turn it over. Pay attention to yinwei cuisine
Chestnut cake is the flavor of autumn.
In autumn, I can eat chestnuts I like freely, which is the reason why I look forward to autumn every year. Like fruit. Chestnuts are the best in season. Besides fried and steamed, they are also a good choice for dessert. Today, fat bear brings y... ...
Crispy tenderloin
Every time after school, my family's Dabao will have a roadside stall. I just want to eat tenderloin. Later on ～～～～
Black bean milk tea
Self made. Absolutely healthy.
Braised prawns
Shrimp is nutritious, soft and digestible. It is an excellent food for people who are weak and need to be nursed after illness. This braised prawns is fragrant and easy to make. It's red and bright. It makes people have a big appetite.
Kung pao chicken
It's always made at home. I haven't made chicken. Plus this dish is very famous. Let's make it. I think the meat dishes are spicy and delicious. OK, y (^ o ^) y don't say much. Serve
Braised Beef Brisket with rice wine
Rice wine + orange peel. It's the secret of beef brisket. Orange peel is spleen strengthening, phlegm resolving and digestion promoting. Beef with orange peel can nourish but not stagnate. Spleen and stomach can better transport and generate Qi ... ...
Old wine crab
The autumn wind blows. The feet of crabs itch. it's about Mid Autumn Festival. Hairy crabs are on the market. At this time, the crabs are the fattest. The most traditional way to eat crabs is to steam them with vinegar. There are also the most p... ...
