Classic Sichuan-style Cold Dish-ginger Belly Slices
1.
Rub the pork belly with coarse salt and white vinegar repeatedly until there is no mucus on the surface.
2.
Wash the pork belly and put it in a pot of cold water to boil.
3.
When the water boils, cook until the surface of the pork belly is solidified and there is no mucus.
4.
Take out the pork belly and wash it to remove the fat, white tendons and impurities on the surface.
5.
Boil a pot of water again, add pork belly, salt, ginger, green onions, garlic, pepper, and white pepper. After boiling, remove any foam on the surface, cook on high heat for 30 minutes, turn off the heat, and place the pot on the stove until it cools without moving.
6.
Take 200 grams of pork belly and cut diagonally into slices.
7.
Mix all the seasoning ginger, soy sauce, salt, monosodium glutamate, vinegar, and pork belly soup, and pour on it.
Tips:
1. Adding pepper to the soup to remove fishy is a very common method in Sichuan, the effect is very obvious, if you don't like it, you can not add it.
2. It is best to turn off the heat and put it on the stove overnight to let the pork belly fully taste.
3. The original soup of pork belly can be replaced with cold soup, but it must be cold. It is not necessary to add cold water and chicken powder to mix thoroughly.