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I plan to use it to make pork rib soup. This package is intact.
Weee is really convenient for buying Chinese food. I just arrived in Santa Barbara and I rely on it to satisfy my Chinese stomach. I will add some tomatoes and mushrooms and make some udon noodles later.
I have repurchased this many times. My kids love it.
Divide well and serve in portions for soup.
This leg bone is big and has little meat. It is not as good as the pork neck bone I bought later.
Apart from using it to make soup, I can’t think of how else to eat it. The meat has been shaved clean and there’s only a pot of bones left!
It was the first time I bought Berkshire pork bones. I thought they should be higher quality, but I didn’t think they tasted better and the soup didn’t taste more delicious. It smells slightly stale when cooked, but fortunately it is still edible.
Use the pressure cooker to cook soup at night and the whole house will be filled with fragrance the next day
I forgot to take a picture of the finished soup. This is my second purchase. There is not much meat. The first time I stewed it, the kids loved it. The second time, they didn’t seem to be as enthusiastic... I still think the soup is very good. I also added white radish, crab mushrooms and tomatoes.
I like the black pork bone soup very much, it is especially fragrant and delicious
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I plan to use it to make pork rib soup. This package is intact.
Weee is really convenient for buying Chinese food. I just arrived in Santa Barbara and I rely on it to satisfy my Chinese stomach. I will add some tomatoes and mushrooms and make some udon noodles later.
I have repurchased this many times. My kids love it.
Divide well and serve in portions for soup.
This leg bone is big and has little meat. It is not as good as the pork neck bone I bought later.
Apart from using it to make soup, I can’t think of how else to eat it. The meat has been shaved clean and there’s only a pot of bones left!
It was the first time I bought Berkshire pork bones. I thought they should be higher quality, but I didn’t think they tasted better and the soup didn’t taste more delicious. It smells slightly stale when cooked, but fortunately it is still edible.
Use the pressure cooker to cook soup at night and the whole house will be filled with fragrance the next day
I forgot to take a picture of the finished soup. This is my second purchase. There is not much meat. The first time I stewed it, the kids loved it. The second time, they didn’t seem to be as enthusiastic... I still think the soup is very good. I also added white radish, crab mushrooms and tomatoes.
I like the black pork bone soup very much, it is especially fragrant and delicious