[eight Major Cuisines in China] Cantonese Cuisine Series of Taro Meat
1.
Put the pork belly in the pot, add the flattened ginger, green onion knot, cooking wine, salt, and water, and cook for 15 minutes
2.
Then, remove it and put it in cold water.
3.
Slice the taro, sprinkle with salt, and marinate for a while.
4.
Fry the marinated taro in a frying pan until both sides are slightly yellow and remove.
5.
After the pork belly is drained, use a fork or toothpick to poke small holes in the skin, and then brush the dark soy.
6.
Put the meat skin down and put it in the frying pan of the fried taro. (It is best to cover the pot to avoid being scalded by the oil. Be sure to pay attention to safety.)
7.
Cut the fried pork belly into thick slices. (The skin is hard, so be careful when you cut it!)
8.
Use dark soy sauce, light soy sauce, fermented bean curd, oil, sugar and a little pure water to make a bowl of sauce.
9.
Prepare a large bowl with the skin facing down, and place the taro and pork belly piece by piece in the bowl.
10.
Pour the sauce just made.
11.
Put it into the outer pot of Datong, invert the steaming pan in the outer pot, add 4 cups of water (rice measuring cup).
12.
After the switch pops up, buckle a plate on the bowl, pour the sauce into the pot, add a small amount of water and starch to thicken.
13.
Finally, put the meat and taro in the bowl upside down on the plate, decorate the surroundings with rape, and then pour the sauce on it.
14.
Finished!