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Chinese cabbage soup, cooked with pork bones
Chinese Cabbage Soup, cooked with Pork Bones
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15 min
20 min
Very Easy
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Ingredients
2
3-4 big
pork
bones, blanched
1/2 bunch of Napa
cabbage
salt
to taste
2 gloves
garlic
, crushed
Preparation
Place blanched pork bones and cabbage into deep pot and start boiling. When starting to boil, turn to low heat and simmer for 45minutes. Turn off heat. Pinch of salt to taste.
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