Dried Carob Pork and Pork Noodle

by Taste chew

4.9 (1)
Favorite
2

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

5

There is a big bag of dried beans at home, and a big bag of beans that resemble red beans. I haven't found out what the scientific name is on Baidu.
They were all dried by grandma herself this year. They are truly natural foods.
It happened to be raining these two days, the weather was cooler, I want to eat stew...

Dried Carob Pork and Pork Noodle

1. Soak dried carob and beans about three hours in advance

2. Clean and cut pork belly

3. Blanch dried beans and beans

4. Put oil in the casserole, put the pork belly and spices into a low fire and stir for a while

5. Stir a part of the oil, add the red fermented bean curd, and add some salt and rice wine

6. Mix well and color

7. Then put the dried beans and beans in, mix well, and add some salt

8. Add the right amount of water and start to simmer

9. After the stew is soft, season it, don’t collect the juice too dry

10. Boil an appropriate amount of water in another pot, add a small amount of salt after the water is boiled, and put the dried noodles into the boil

11. I picked up cold water again

12. Pick up the noodles in a bowl, add a small amount of oil, mix well, and serve with the side dishes.

Tips:

1. Dried beans and beans need to be soaked in advance.
2. The cooked noodles will taste better after being treated with cold water!

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