A Bowl of Homemade Beef Noodles, Full of Love

by Snow Baby in Early Winter

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Simply cooked only a bowl of simple beef noodles.
We all know that beef and noodles are relatively high in protein, and eating more is good for the body. "

A Bowl of Homemade Beef Noodles, Full of Love

1. Prepare two pig bones, rinse with water several times to remove blood

2. Put it in a casserole and bring it to a boil. Remove the foam with a scoop, turn to low heat and simmer for 1 hour, add salt and turn off the heat for later use.

3. Choose a piece of yellow beef and rinse it to remove blood.

4. Beef diced

5. Soak the bleeding water with clear blister

6. . Heat oil in a pan, add the beef and fry until the color changes

7. Transfer to a casserole, add sugar, soy sauce, oil consumption, and mix evenly with salt

8. Add a small bowl of water and cover the beef (you can put some tomato sauce to look better)

9. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes

10. The beef stew is ready!

11. Prepare a handful of lasagna

12. Under boiling water, cook until 8 mature.

13. Take out the cool white water

14. Drain and set aside

15. It is necessary to prepare a bowl of chili oil!

16. Wash the vegetables, boil the water and cook for later use

17. .Peel and cut tomatoes

18. Pour the bone broth into a small casserole, bring to a boil, add tomatoes, and boil the eggs for 7 to mature. Add the noodles and boil again, add the noodles, add the vegetables and beef.

Tips:

If you like to eat chili, you can add chili oil dish, it tastes delicious!

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