Cooking Instructions
- 1
Heat pan.with oil then stir fry pork until golden brown then set aside
- 2
Pour onion.in the pan cook until soft.Then add onion.leaves mix it.
- 3
Pour a little water then.mix it.Put back.pork.
- 4
Add soy sauce then cover to simner until cook
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