Five Spice Sauce Pork
1.
The elbows are too big and can be boneless, the bones can be stewed in soup, the meat can be stewed in soup or braised in brown sauce, and it can be fragrant. Of course, it can also be stewed whole. I took this out in the refrigerator and it should be defrosted naturally.
2.
Boil the elbows in a pot of warm water and remove them. Some people can cook the lo-mei without blanching the water. It is also possible to cook it directly under cold water to remove the foam.
3.
Take out the elbow, take an appropriate amount of soy sauce and spread on the surface of the skin. Color the skin a little bit first.
4.
Soak the prepared spices in warm water and remove them. You can use kitchen paper to absorb some of the moisture. Stir-fry in a pot and oil the spices. There is a powder bag in the halogen material bag, so there is no need to fry it in the pot.
5.
Put the fried spices into a halogen material bag or a halogen material box.
6.
Leave the oil in the pan, put the elbow into the pan, and fry the skin side down.
7.
As shown in the figure. It can be fried in this way, and the fishy smell on the skin can be removed.
8.
Put the elbow into the rice cooker, add the ingredients, ginger slices, green onions, rock sugar and brown sugar, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, add water, and use the stew button.
9.
When time is up, you can take out the elbow, slice it, serve with coriander, red pepper shreds, and drizzle with sauce.
Tips:
The commonly used spices are: star anise, cinnamon, cumin, Angelica dahurica, Luo Han Guo, licorice, Chinese prickly ash, Roukou Shan Na, tangerine peel, grass fruit, bay leaf, clove. These seasonings need to be soaked in warm water to wash away the dust. After soaking, they won't be mushy after being fried. There are also some seasonings, such as ginger onions, dried peppers, rock sugar, etc., are also needed, just add dried peppers if you like it spicy.