Healthy, Zero-added and Full of Q-homemade Pig Skin Jelly
1.
Rinse the pig skin and put it in the pot and cook for about 5 minutes
2.
Use a knife to scrape off the oil behind the skin after cooking.
3.
After the meat slices are cleaned, cut into filaments for later use.
4.
Rinse the cut slices of meat with water several times to remove the excess grease. Add 2400ml of water to the rice cooker (pot). The grease will be removed and the water will be very clear. If there is still floating grease, wash it a few more times.
5.
Put the inner pot of the rice cooker into the rice cooker, add 1 whole star anise, 2 slices of ginger, and 1 green onion (the green onions are cut a few times and cut into small sections and tied with green onion leaves to make the green onions more flavorful)
6.
Cover the pot and cook for about 1 hour. At this time, open the lid and the soup will turn milky white, and it will become sticky when it is scooped with a spoon. Add appropriate amount of salt and monosodium glutamate.
7.
Add appropriate amount of light soy sauce and fresh shellfish and cook for 2 minutes.
8.
Take out the green onion ginger and star anise and pour them into a clean container to let cool.
9.
After cooling, put it in the refrigerator.
10.
Refrigerate, take out and cut into pieces. I made it in the morning, and it was very Q for dinner.
Tips:
1. Remove pig hair and rinse off pig skin before cooking.
2. Be sure to scrape the fat off the boiled pigskin.
3. When the skin is boiled for about 1 hour, as long as the soup becomes viscous.
4. When refrigerating, as long as it is solidified, press it with your fingers and it is very flexible, and will not collapse, it is solidified.
5. Prepare the dipping sauce as you like. You can also add your favorite ingredients such as carrot shreds or corn kernels or pea kernels when boiling the skins.