A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage

by West Horse Gardenia

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Cuihua, serve sauerkraut! "You must have heard the song "The Northeast People Are Living Lei Feng" from Xuecun. In the northeast, especially in Heilongjiang, there are six months of long winter in a year. In the cold winter, the white snow covers everything, and people like Like mice, they have enough overwintering vegetables. Before winter, every family has to pickle a large jar of sauerkraut, and sauerkraut has become the "protagonist" of the people's table in winter.
"The pure and authentic sauerkraut in Northeast China is also called kimchi and pickled cabbage. It is made from Chinese cabbage or cabbage and other seasonings, which is pickled and soaked and fermented under the action of Lactobacillus. The sauerkraut tastes salty and sour and has a crispy texture. The color is bright, the fragrance is tangy, appetizing, refreshing, sobering and degreasing, not only can increase appetite, help digestion, but also promote the absorption of iron by the human body. The acidification of sauerkraut is the result of lactobacillus decomposing sugar in cabbage to produce lactic acid. Lactic acid is a kind Organic acids can increase appetite and promote digestion after being absorbed by the body.
Boiled white meat with sour cabbage is a famous northeastern dish. The method is very simple, the soup is rich and the meat has the aroma of sauerkraut. It melts in the mouth and is fat but not greasy. You can add a dish of mashed garlic soy sauce and dipped meat slices to eat. The sauerkraut absorbs the rich aroma of the meat, and the taste is crisp and tender and very refreshing. The sauerkraut was not pickled by me myself, it was delivered by a friend from the Northeast. It is great to be able to eat authentic sauerkraut from the Northeast every year. "

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage

1. Prepare sour cabbage, pork belly and vermicelli.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

2. Blanch the pork belly.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

3. Put it in a soup pot to boil, skim off the blood, add green onion, ginger and star anise.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

4. Reduce heat and cook for 30 minutes.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

5. The sauerkraut is sliced from the middle.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

6. Cut into filaments for later use.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

7. Boil the pork belly until it can be pierced lightly with chopsticks, then remove and let cool. 【Keep the original soup】

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

8. Cut the cooked pork belly into large slices.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

9. Add appropriate amount of oil to the pan, saute the chopped green onion and ginger, add shredded sauerkraut and stir-fry evenly.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

10. Pour the boiled meat into the broth and bring it to a boil, then add the vermicelli.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

11. Add the pork slices and cook until the vermicelli is transparent and cooked.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

12. Add salt, chicken essence, and pepper to taste, drizzle in sesame oil, and sprinkle with chopped green onion.

A Dish Not to be Missed in Winter-boiled White Meat with Sour Cabbage recipe

Tips:

The sauerkraut heating time should not be too long, otherwise the sauerkraut will not be crispy. If it is not sour, you can add an appropriate amount of white vinegar, but it should be added after it has matured. Adding it too early will volatilize the sourness of the vinegar. Pepper is also volatile, so it should be added after it has matured.

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