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It's a simple recipe for diabetes, full of belly salad.

I've talked about diabetes before, but it's really hard in the kitchen right now in midsummer. I'm going to give you a recipe that's easy to taste and…

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It's a simple recipe for diabetes, full of belly salad.
I've talked about diabetes before, but it's really hard in the kitchen right now in midsummer. I'm going to give you a recipe that's easy to taste and good for you!

 

I'm going to ask you why it's good to be able to prevent diabetes.

＞＞I'm going to give you a couple of examples.

Points for this recipe

  • Be careful with the brooms.
  • I won't throw away your seams!
  • Even those that have been bleached in the supermarket and have no skin.

 

Why do you eat without cutting your eggs?

Saponin

This ingredient serves to improve blood flow, or a savior who has been used as a Han in China for ages.
It's okay because I have this skin.

Tannin

It's not just a matter of burning, skin disease, antidote, sweating, and getting waste out of your body.

There's so many good things!
And then we're going to go back to the beginning.

A full salad recipe.

It's a simple recipe for diabetes, full of belly salad.

(BREATHING IN COURSE)
Five-and-a-half.
Two carrots.
mayonnaise. Be modest.
Soy sauce, a little.
A little Chinese soup.
I'm going to have to do it again.
(Laughter)

How?

Wash your bladder well, and cut it in pieces at about four centimeters long.
If you're worried, you can also put it on vinegar water. It's just a matter of taste.

I'll cut the carrots as well.
If it's lightly boiled, you can cut the water and add some other ingredients.
That's it. )

It's a recommended product.

 
And the oil is from the Otgi.
It's one of the most valuable things I've ever had to do since I was invited by a friend of mine in Korea.
I'm going to stick it to the touch of a perfume. That's enough smell and moss to taste. We don't use Japanese stuff.
It's thick.
I'm sorry.
To finish such things as ramen, pot, broth, cicadas, and bibinba. It's got a real smell. It's called a kok!

It's a simple recipe for diabetes, full of belly salad.