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It's full of bitterness. It's a dish to help the wall
When I was a child, my favorite dish was stewed meat and radish made by my mother. There were also stewed eggs in it. Because it's salty and easy to eat, I didn't need to cook a pile of dishes. The most important thing is the fragrance of pork a... ...
A white radish cooked in Guandong
As the saying goes - eat carrots in winter and carrots in summer. Don't need a doctor's prescription. As soon as winter comes, the elders in my family like to stock up on radishes. This makes me nod big when I hate radishes. Do not eat fresh rad... ...
Mixed with porridge and vegetables ~ pickled radish slices
When winter comes, we will arrange all kinds of porridge for our family every day. Hot porridge will warm our stomach and warm our heart. It's necessary to mix porridge and vegetables on the table. White radish is one of the delicacies of this s... ...
Stewed streaky pork with radish
Every year, after autumn and winter alternate frost, no matter in the South or in the north, radish becomes an indispensable dish on every family's dining table. It's not bitter to frost the radish. On the contrary, it's still very sweet. I have... ...
Let's have a quick and simple Kwai radish Lamb Soup.
Double eleven shopping. With the arrival of express delivery, the refrigerator at home began to be in a hurry. I said that I should buy another refrigerator with the door open to each other on double eleven. In this way, two refrigerators with t... ...
Skin care, lung care and radish
Focusing on health preservation, I will choose the ingredients that meet the solar terms and body needs in different seasons. Every autumn when radish comes to market, radish will become a regular customer of my family. Autumn eat radish match g... ...
Beef Brisket wrapped in paper
1. Soak the beef brisket in bleeding water, clean and cut the pieces, tear off the skin of the tomato, peel and cut the potatoes, and slice the onion. Boil the beef brisket for 5 minutes. Drain the water in supercooled water. 3. Put oil in the p... ...
Steak, fruit and vegetable salad, chubby salad, green plum flavor
Eat warm salad in autumn and winter. Delicious fried steak. Match with a variety of warm fruits and vegetables. Pour on the chubby salad juice and green plum taste. It has both temperature and energy.
Fried rice with ham, lean meat and egg
Rice plays an indispensable role in our diet. Personally speaking, I don't like to eat rice for nothing. But if it's fried rice, I can eat another bowl without other dishes. So fried rice has become a common food in my family. This is the fried ... ...
Pickled radish with pickled peppers
It's a good season to eat radishes in winter.
Stir fried soybean with dried radish
A traditional family dish, Xiaoshan dried radish, fried peas, simple ingredients, the best cooking method in the family is to eat porridge and rice. Every time I travel abroad and go home, Grandpa Yaya will order it.
Mixed radish
Refreshing and delicious
Stewed lamb chop with radish
Mutton chops are warm and nourishing. In winter, a bowl of stewed mutton chops with radish is delicious as well as nourishing.
Bean curd, meat, round seeds, cabbage and radish soup
Today is the snowy solar term. The temperature is getting lower and lower. Everyone's clothes are getting thicker and thicker. In addition to clothing, we should pay attention to cold prevention and warmth preservation. The adjustment of diet is... ...
Pickled radish
As the saying goes, the radish enters the city. The doctor closes the door. Winter is the season to eat radish. Make a little pickled radish. It's crisp and refreshing. It's good to eat with food and drink. Especially when drinking porridge, tak... ...
[beef brisket in clear soup] good radish in winter. It's more nourishing to eat like this.
Beef brisket and radish are always perfect. In the streets of Guangdong and Hong Kong, there are many shops with beef brisket in clear soup. The stewed beef brisket is smooth, soft and mellow. It's even in fat and thin. The water of radish is mo... ...
