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I use Queen Ella's ( 4 ( four) - ( 5 lb bags) ( I also give extra cleaning)

Add: 2 cups onions

2 cup celery

salt / pepper

Cook for 90 minutes ( smells like soup cooking ) ( stove top takes 4-6 hours the smell is awful through the whole house)

Tender!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Add vinegar / hot sauce

Note: The texture is better if you braid or put knots in your chitterlings

(depending on the length

**Cooking times may vary.... I use the Elite from HSN ( first time user)

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I use Queen Ella's ( 4 ( four) - ( 5 lb bags) ( I also give extra cleaning)

Add: 2 cups onions

2 cup celery

salt / pepper

Cook for 90 minutes ( smells like soup cooking ) ( stove top takes 4-6 hours the smell is awful through the whole house)

Tender!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Add vinegar / hot sauce

Note: The texture is better if you braid or put knots in your chitterlings

(depending on the length

**Cooking times may vary.... I use the Elite from HSN ( first time user)

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