make a hurried journey without stop

Nonstop approach:

Raw materials for making nonstop food:

One pig's front hoof (about 1000 grams), 1000 grams of lean pork, 100 grams of pork skin, 50 grams of minced carp meat, 50 grams of Shuifa mushroom, 15 grams of sugar, 5 grams of refined salt, 5 grams of monosodium glutamate, 30 grams of cooking wine, 5 grams of sesame oil, 50 grams of Lake powder, 1 kg of soy sauce, 25 grams of sesame noodles (baked), 50 grams of chili sauce.

Step by step:

1. The pig's front hoof shall be singed with open fire, scraped clean, and the pork shall be removed to form a intact hoof skin. Then sew the hoof skin in a zigzag pattern to make it look like the original pig's hoof.

2. Cut the pig's hoof lean meat and Shuifa Lentinus edodes into granules, cut the shrimps into powder, put them into the porcelain basin, add the carp powder, stir the roasted sesame noodles, sugar, refined salt, monosodium glutamate, cooking wine and lake powder into stuffing, marinate for 2 hours, and taste.

3. After mixing the stuffing evenly, pour it into the pig's hoof, fill it up, sew the mouth with thread, then wrap it tightly with clean white cloth according to the original shape, take 10 bamboo chopsticks to clamp and bind tightly.

4. Pour the sauce soup into the casserole, bring to a boil over medium heat, put in the pig's hoof, and cook it over low heat for one and a half hours. Remove the rope, bamboo chopsticks, and white cloth, and coat the skin with sesame oil. After cooling, remove the stitches and cut them into two pieces

Non stop characteristics:

It's tender and sweet, spicy and slightly sweet, and chewy.

make a hurried journey without stop

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ǎ B ù t í ng t í, which means to move forward without pause. From Li Chun Tang.

Idiom explanation

The second discount of Wang Shifu's Lichun hall in Yuan Dynasty: "he who wins is in a hurry to deal with it, and he can't stop beating."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, attribute, adverbial; commendatory

Analysis of Idioms

To forge ahead, to forge ahead, to volunteer, to work day and night, to make persistent efforts, to speed up

[antonym] flinch, stagnate, shrink back, flinch, be afraid, falter, falter, hesitate, hesitant, cautious, waste time, waste time, hold back

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