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How to Cook Pork TrottersAnd here is the recipe for pork trotters khash:
Pork trotters khash:
Ingredients: 2 pork trotters, black pepper, salt, rice/vermicelli...
How to Cook AmaranthIn ancient times, the Aztecs venerated amaranth as a plant with supernatural powers. What exactly those were, no one knows today. This is mostly...
How to Cook BambooBamboo is a perennial plant, mostly grown in greenhouses. In the home or office, it serves as decoration. Chinese bamboo is grown in vases with...
How to Cook WheatWheat grains are widespread all over the globe. Here's a few recipes for cooking wheat:
Wheat with biscuits
Ingredients: 4/5 cup of wheat...
How to Cook QuinoaQuinoa is a South American grain crop, which has become very popular throughout the world. The seeds of quinoa grains are small, 0.08" (2 mm)...
How to Cook OkraOkra is one of the oldest vegetables on Earth. It grows in all Mediterranean countries, but also in many other places on the planet.
Okra...
How to Cook TroutTo cook delicious fish, whatever it is, we require some mandatory components. You should always have lemons - this is something without which...
How to Cook TonguesThe tongue is a delicacy, but cooking it takes a little longer. In case you do have time, you can prepare it in various ways – fry it, oven-bake...
How to Cook ChickpeasChickpeas are cooked for long periods of time in order to become sufficiently palatable. Before cooking, soak the chickpeas for 14 hours in water...
How to Cook BonitoBonito could be bought from a variety of locations - fishermen cruise the streets and sell it at very low and affordable prices. Actually this fish...
How to Cook Squid?Squid are delicious gifts of the sea, but there are specific requirements for their culinary preparation. If not cooked CORRECTLY, squid shrink...
How to Cook MusselsMussels are delicious sea food that has little a salty-sweet taste. These are very tasty and not surprisingly, already presented in many recipes....
