Braised Pork
1.
First use a spray gun to blacken the skin
2.
Then soak the meat in cold water for a while, then take it out and scrape off the dark things with a knife to clean it.
3.
Cut the pork belly into small pieces
4.
Prepare green onion ginger, bay leaves, aniseed, pepper, cumin (the spices are in the seasoning box)
5.
Prepare a piece of fermented bean curd and mash
6.
Cast iron pan to heat
7.
Put the cut pieces of meat directly in without oil and stir until the pork belly comes out of oil.
8.
Then add brown sugar and continue to stir fry
9.
Add cooking wine and stir fry for a while
10.
Join the soy sauce and continue to stir fry
11.
Add fermented bean curd
12.
Add onion ginger and seasoning box
13.
Just add boiling water and meat flat
14.
Add a few slices of dried hawthorn
15.
Wait until the water is boiling, open the lid and cook for 15 minutes
16.
Cover and simmer for about 40 minutes
17.
When you see that the soup is almost consumed, add salt, and simmer for a while when the soup is almost collected, it can be out of the pot.
Tips:
I think the color of adding brown sugar is pretty good, and you must add boiling water, otherwise the meat will become fishy and unpalatable, and the way to deal with the skin is to remove the smell of pork. Dry-stirred pork can stir-fry the fat in the pork. Come out, it doesn't taste greasy.