Frankincense Pork Belly

Frankincense Pork Belly

by Gluttonous

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

This dish is called "Frankincense Pork Belly" because of the "red fermented bean curd sauce" used in the seasoning, and the cooked pork belly is full of the aroma of "fermented bean curd", so it is called "Frankincense Pork Belly". The "Frankincense" here is the frankincense of "red fermented bean curd". "

Frankincense Pork Belly

1. Main ingredients: pork belly, cooked celery leaves

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

2. Soak the tangerine peel in water for 30 minutes.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

3. Cut the pork belly into cubes.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

4. Put the tangerine peel water and pork belly into the pot.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

5. Bring to a boil and cook for 1 minute.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

6. Rinse the pork belly that has the fishy smell from the flying water.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

7. Chop the blanched celery leaves and put them on a plate for later use.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

8. Put a little oil in the pan, add rock sugar, and fry it until amber on a low fire. At the same time, use the oil on the edge of the pan to fry the aniseed until fragrant.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

9. Add spare pork belly pieces and stir-fry evenly.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

10. Add the red fermented bean curd juice.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

11. Stir fry until the pork belly is evenly colored.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

12. Bring an appropriate amount of water to a boil, add salt to taste.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

13. Switch to a low fire and cook for about 60 minutes.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

14. Turn off the fire until the meat is soft and rotten.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

15. Put it out of the pot and put it in a spare celery leaf tray.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

16. Pour in an appropriate amount of broth and serve immediately.

Frankincense Pork Belly recipe

Tips:

1. Match with celery leaves and pork belly to relieve greasiness and gluttony.
2. It can also be matched with other vegetables.
3. The method of frankincense pork belly is basically the same as braised pork, but the red fermented bean curd is both seasoning and coloring.

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