Guizhou Intestine Noodle
1.
The noodle soup is first braised, the pork bones are blanched and simmered with ginger for two hours, then washed with soybean sprouts and simmered for another hour, adding less salt to taste.
2.
Wash the large intestines, add five-spice powder in another pot and cook for a few hours, then remove and cut into pieces for later use.
3.
Use another pot of boiled water to blanch the rice noodles. I personally like the thicker ones (if there is no wet noodles, soak the noodles in advance). Simmer for two or three minutes, then pick them up and put them in a large bowl with a soup base.
4.
Then blanch the sliced blood wang slices in a pot of blanching rice noodles, and spread them in a bowl of rice noodles.
5.
Spread large intestines, chives, pepper powder, less soy sauce and appropriate amount of red oil in a rice noodle bowl, and then accompany crisp whistle or crisp peanuts.