Buckle Meat
1.
Soak red pepper, remove seeds and cut horse ear knots
2.
Shave and wash the pork belly, cook for about 25 minutes, wipe off the water vapor, and smear a layer of red soy sauce on the pork skin while it is still hot
3.
Pour the rapeseed oil in the hot pan, heat to 70% on medium heat, add the pork and fry the pork skin until slightly battered
4.
Soak in warm water and scrape off the burnt skin. The skin after the burnt skin is golden yellow. Cut the meat into 10x3.3x0.5 cm slices
5.
Put the cut meat slices and the skin down into a steaming bowl into a "book" shape, put red soy sauce, tempeh, pepper, red pepper, and sprouts on top
6.
Steam in a steamer over high heat until soft and cooked (more than 45 minutes), turn into the plate and serve.
Tips:
1. Broken rice sprouts are relatively salty, so you don't need to add salt. If you use gold medal Yibin sprouts, it tastes better.
2. The purpose of applying red soy sauce to pigskin is to color it. In addition to red soy sauce, sweet noodle sauce, sugar color, brown sugar, soy sauce, etc. can also be used.
3. Be sure to use a high heat, steam it out on a medium and small fire, the fat will not be forced out, and it will be greasy to eat.