asinan sayur
In addition to pickled fruit recipes I also have a recipe pickled vegetables, can try when the holidays arrive, cried again with family and relatives together the same.Good luck
material:
2 carrots (sliced matches)
100 grams of cabbage (chopped fine)
50 grams of bean sprouts
1 bunch mustard sauce (rough cut)
crackers noodles
roasted peanut
Seasoning...
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The main raw...
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