Braised Pork with Winter Bamboo Shoots
1.
Cut winter bamboo shoots into small pieces and blanch them in a pot. Add appropriate amount of salt;
2.
Cook the winter bamboo shoots for 3 minutes and remove them for later use;
3.
Boil the elbows in cold water, add 1 large slice of ginger and appropriate amount of white wine to help them get rid of fishy;
4.
After the blood foam is boiled, remove the controlled dry water for later use;
5.
Put the blanched elbow into a frying pan and fry it to make the surface slightly burnt;
6.
Prepare braised aniseed and rock sugar;
7.
While the fried knuckle is hot, smear the surface with soy sauce;
8.
Put rock sugar and light soy sauce in the pressure cooker;
9.
Put all the big ingredients prepared for braising into the seasoning steel ball, then put it into the electric pressure cooker, and add an appropriate amount of water at the same time;
10.
Press the stew function key, the elbow will be simmered after 40 minutes;
11.
Then add the blanched winter bamboo shoots and harvest the juice over high heat;
12.
Add appropriate amount of salt and pepper to taste, and continue to collect the juice until the appropriate time. After the juice is collected, put it into a bowl, and sprinkle with chopped green onions on the surface.
13.
Serve it.
Tips:
1. Blanch the winter bamboo shoots with a little salt to remove the astringency and oxalic acid; 2. The elbows should be blanched first to remove blood foam, and then fried in a frying pan to form a golden skin on the surface, and then smear it out while hot. Coloring; 3. When simmering the elbows, put all the anise into the seasoning steel ball to avoid excessive impurities in the dish; 4. First simmer the elbows in a pressure cooker, then add winter bamboo shoots and cook together, adding appropriate amount of salt Wait for the seasoning and collect the juice over high heat.