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Do it yourself. People in Japan!

Raw materials 🍳

- 250 grams of pork chop

- 2 cloves of garlic

- 6.25 grams of salt meal *

- 1 gram ground pepper

- Glutinous rice / steamed rice 1.25 grams

- Food Wrap Wrap Wrap Wrap / Zipper Bag

How to do 🍳

1. Put the pork chop in a mixing bowl, followed by a slice of garlic, salt and pepper.

2. Use your hands to mix and massage until you

Sticky and viscous. It takes about 10 minutes.

3. When the pork is sticky, then take the lap to put on the roll and tie it into a sausage shape *

4. Put the milk in the zipper bag and

Rolled out all the air. Because the important thing in

Dong is fermentation.

5. Set the position outside the refrigerator at room temperature for 1-2 days.

6. When fermented, the tongs turn light brown, ready to eat. And don't forget to bring the tongs into the fridge.

To stop the fermentation.

How is the taste? Let's share it! ❤️

# Do it yourself # Do it yourself very easily # Lemon 8 Howtoo # Food menu # Food

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