Braised Pork Trotters with Dried Bamboo Shoots
1.
Raw material preparation.
2.
Soak the dried bamboo shoots in warm water.
3.
Soak the trotters for 2 hours, change the water 3 times in the middle, soak in bleeding water.
4.
Various ingredients are prepared.
5.
Soak the pig's feet in a pot of cold water in the bleeding water, add ginger slices, 10ml of cooking wine, and blanch the bleeding foam.
6.
After blanching the pig's feet, rinse under running water and drain the water.
7.
Take another pot of water and blanch the dried bamboo shoots that have been soaked to wash away impurities.
8.
Heat the pan with cold oil, add ginger slices, star anise, cinnamon, bay leaves, and stir fry over low heat to create a fragrance.
9.
Drain the water and stir fry the trotters.
10.
When the pig's knuckles are slightly browned, pour 10ml of cooking wine along the side of the pot to remove the fishy smell.
11.
Stir-fry for a while and then pour in 10ml light soy sauce.
12.
Stir-fry again and evenly color, add crushed tofu and milk, stir-fry.
13.
Stir fry until the skin is browned and browned.
14.
Add in hot water without any ingredients and bring to a boil.
15.
Add the dried bamboo shoots that have been blanched before, and season with salt.
16.
Transfer to an electric saucepan and simmer for 2 hours on low heat.
17.
The stewed pig's trotters with dried bamboo shoots are transferred to a wok, sprinkled with green onions, and ready to be served after the sauce is collected over high heat.
Tips:
1: Dried bamboo shoots need to be soaked in advance. Because the time is tight, the elves are soaked in warm water. After soaking, wash them several times to remove the sticky impurities.
2: The addition of fermented bean curd, the taste is salty and fragrant; of course, if you don't like it or can't accept it, you can leave it alone.
3: The addition of 5 dried chilies makes the taste slightly spicy. Those who can't eat spicy food, don't let it go.