Hot and Sour Crunchy Grandma's Dish
1.
Press the sauerkraut in advance, wash the vegetables, add salt to a large tank, press it with a large stone, and take it out one to two weeks later.
2.
Wash the pressed sauerkraut. The small head dish is used here, we call it "er choi", which is crispier than rutabaga.
3.
Choose moderately fat pork belly, pickled and air-dried, and fry it for a more fragrant flavor.
4.
Dice sauerkraut and pork belly.
5.
Mince ginger and garlic.
6.
Dice sauerkraut and pork belly.
7.
Put the pork belly in the pot and stir out the lard. There is no need to put the oil in the frying process.
8.
Add sauerkraut, ginger garlic and dried chili and stir fry.
9.
Add a spoonful of homemade Laotan bean paste to enhance the flavor.
10.
Stir-fry the red spicy oil and it's ready to cook.