YMUSTUHATE my Chitterlings
Ymustuhate @cook_3017709
This is my new recipe. I used to make them very plain. This time I used apple cider vinegar for the cooking process but distilled vinegar for the cleaning process...
YMUSTUHATE my Chitterlings
This is my new recipe. I used to make them very plain. This time I used apple cider vinegar for the cooking process but distilled vinegar for the cleaning process...
Cooking Instructions
- 1
CLEAN Chitterlings
- 2
Place in (cleaning ingredients) cold water and 1 tablespoon of vinegar and let soak for 20-30 minutes
- 3
Drain, place in pot with enough water to cover them
- 4
Being to a boil on med-high heat
- 5
Drain, rinse with warm water and fill up pot again covering Chitterlings with water
- 6
Turn heat to med-low, dice potato and slice onion
- 7
Add potato & onion to simmering pot
- 8
Add seasonings, minced garlic and vinegar
- 9
If adding spice add now
- 10
Simmer pot covered for 3 hours until tender
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