Braised Pork with Winter Bamboo Shoots and Rice
1.
Take out the bagged winter bamboo shoots and slice them.
2.
Rinse it several times, put it in the boil and cook for 3 minutes and remove.
3.
Cut the pork belly into pieces, put the pepper and star anise in a pot under cold water, cook until the water boils and remove.
4.
Pour oil in the casserole, add rock sugar, wait for the sugar to melt and change color, add pork belly and stir fry for color.
5.
Add green onions, ginger, garlic, white wine, light soy sauce, and boiling water. Cover the pot and simmer for 20 minutes.
6.
Then add winter bamboo shoots.
7.
After mixing well, add salt and continue to simmer for ten minutes.
8.
When the soup is not long, turn off the heat, use a spoon to remove the soup from the bottom of the pot, put the stewed rice in a bowl, and pour it into the dish.
9.
Pour the scooped soup over the rice, sprinkle black sesame seeds and chopped green onion on top of the rice.
Tips:
1. Unexpectedly, boiled winter bamboo shoots are relatively salty, so if salt is added to the meat, don't add salt to the bamboo shoots.
2. I use a dry-burning casserole, don’t do this for ordinary casserole.
3. Don't turn on too much heat when frying the sugar color, so as not to make the sugar color bitter.
4. The winter bamboo shoots should be sliced thinner, the old roots are not good to bite, so you should cut more.