Braised Pork with Bamboo Shoots
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Take a group photo with the main ingredients
2.
Cut the pork belly into 2 cm square pieces
3.
Add water to the pot, put the meat into the pot with cold water, add one star anise, two slices of ginger, and cook for about 3 minutes after boiling
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Take it out, rinse with running water, wash away the scum and other dirty things, and drain the water
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Don't put oil in the wok, add the meat and stir fry
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After frying with water slowly, some fat will be precipitated. Don't fry for too long, otherwise too much oil will dry out the meat, which will affect the taste.
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Put the meat on the plate first, use the oil just fried to fry the sugar color, add rock sugar, and heat it on medium heat. It is easy to paste on high fire, and rock sugar is not easy to melt on low fire.
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Keep stirring until it turns amber.
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Pour in the meat that has just been fried, and stir-fry so that the meat is evenly coated with sugar
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Add enough hot water, dark soy sauce and vinegar
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Soak the dried bamboo shoots in advance and wash
12.
Soaked dried bamboo shoots, cut into sections
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Move the pork belly and the soup into the casserole. The stewed meat in the casserole is better than the pressure cooker. Although the pressure cooker is fast, the meat is stewed into dregs.
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Add dried bamboo shoots
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Add a piece of Knorr stew special soup treasure
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Add ginger and garlic
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Add a dried chili. In order to improve the flavor, it will not taste spicy. If you feel that the water is not enough, add more in this step. Be sure to add enough water at a time
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Cover the casserole with a lid, turn the heat to a low heat and simmer for 1 hour
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The braised pork with dried bamboo shoots and braised pork. Be sure to take a look at the end. Don’t boil the water to dryness. Leave a little bit of broth. It’s a great choice for bibimbap.
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The cooked braised pork with dried bamboo shoots is fragrant, soft and waxy but not too bad, everything looks just right
Tips:
1. The casserole stew is more delicious than a pressure cooker.
2. The dried bamboo shoots have some salty taste, and the thick soup and soy sauce are added, so there is no need to add salt.
3. Simmer slowly over low heat. Dried bamboo shoots absorb most of the oil, making it more fragrant and the meat will not be greasy.
4. The thick soup treasure is the key, so it is recommended not to omit it.
5. I don't like cooking wine, so add a little vinegar to remove fishy.