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  • in reply to: Bone soup recipe sulungtang #52844

    Thank you! Sooooooo making this!!!! :D

    in reply to: 빈대떡/mung-bean pancake #54247
    in reply to: Recipe for lesser parts of cow and pig #54152

    Ingredients :

    2 1/2 lb honeycomb trip

    1 lb beef bones

    1 pkg oxtail

    Boiling water, as needed

    2 x green onions chopped

    Salt to taste

    Freshly-ground black pepper to taste

    How to cook :

    Wash the tripe and beef.

    Place in a deep saucepan.

    Pour in enough boiling water to cover, and continue to boil over high heat.

    When the surface is almost covered with scum, drain completely.

    Pour in enough fresh boiling water to cover, and cook over medium heat about 2 hours, skimming thorougly.

    Continue to cook over low heat about another hour, skimming occasionally.

    When the broth turns milky white, remove the bones.

    When a skewer or fork slides easily into the tripe, remove from the broth.

    Slice and return to the pot.

    Reheat to a boil before serving.

    Serve with chopped green onions, salt and pepper.

    This recipe yields 8 servings.

    in reply to: Recipe for lesser parts of cow and pig #54151

    Ingredients :

    2 1/2 lb honeycomb trip

    1 lb beef bones

    1 pkg oxtail

    Boiling water, as needed

    2 x green onions chopped

    Salt to taste

    Freshly-ground black pepper to taste

    How to cook :

    Wash the tripe and beef.

    Place in a deep saucepan.

    Pour in enough boiling water to cover, and continue to boil over high heat.

    When the surface is almost covered with scum, drain completely.

    Pour in enough fresh boiling water to cover, and cook over medium heat about 2 hours, skimming thorougly.

    Continue to cook over low heat about another hour, skimming occasionally.

    When the broth turns milky white, remove the bones.

    When a skewer or fork slides easily into the tripe, remove from the broth.

    Slice and return to the pot.

    Reheat to a boil before serving.

    Serve with chopped green onions, salt and pepper.

    This recipe yields 8 servings.

    in reply to: 빈대떡/mung-bean pancake #54246

    You might be thinking of the delicious Saigon Crepe.

    Go here or google Saigon Crepe Recipes to find one you like.

    http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/my-country-my-kitchen/sizzling-saigon-crepes-recipe/index.html

    in reply to: what can i add to ramen #54124

    SPAM! YUMMY!

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