Usages of ninniku
フライパン に 油 を 少し 入れて、 にんにく と しょうが を 先 に 炒めます。huraipan ni abura wo sukosi irete, ninniku to syouga wo saki ni itamemasu.
I put a little oil in the frying pan and stir-fry the garlic and ginger first.
しょうが と にんにく を 使った 料理 は、 寒い 夜 に 食べる と 体 が 温かく なる 気 が します。syouga to ninniku wo tukatta ryouri ha, samui yoru ni taberu to karada ga atatakaku naru ki ga simasu.
Dishes made with ginger and garlic make me feel warm when I eat them on cold nights.
母 は、 餃子 の 味付け を 少し 変えて、 前 より にんにく を 少なく しました。haha ha, gyouza no azituke wo sukosi kaete, mae yori ninniku wo sukunaku simasita.
My mother changed the seasoning of the dumplings a little and used less garlic than before.
母 は にんにく を 細かく 切って、 フライパン に 入れます。haha ha ninniku wo komakaku kitte, huraipan ni iremasu.
My mother finely chops the garlic and puts it into the frying pan.
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