Hot and Sour Stomach and Lung Soup
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Fresh pork belly: After soaking in warm water for 30 minutes, use flour, balsamic vinegar, salt and flour in turn, rub the front and back of the pork belly repeatedly to remove the dirt on the pork belly
2.
Until the front and back sides are cleaned white and smooth
3.
Fresh pig lungs, cleaned by irrigation
4.
Until the pig lungs are cleaned to a whitish state, then puncture along the upper blood vessels, cut small pieces, and set aside
5.
Put the pork belly and small pieces of pork lungs into a pot of cold water, cover the high heat, let the water boil and soak for 5 minutes, and then clean it.
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Put the blanched pork belly and lungs into the soup pot, add a little green onion, ginger and water, and cover the high heat
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After the water is boiled, skim off the foam, turn to a low heat and continue to simmer
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After the soup in the pot turns white (about 20 minutes), poke the pork belly with chopsticks. If you can poke it, it indicates that the pork belly is stewed.
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Fish out and wait to cool
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Add Northeastern Sauerkraut at this time
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Cover, turn to high heat and simmer
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Now to deal with the pork belly: cut the pork belly in half, and then slice half of it diagonally
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After the soup is boiled again, add a spoonful of canola oil and stir evenly
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Put in the freshly cut pork belly slices
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Add a little wild pepper
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After boiling, sprinkle a little MSG and turn off the heat
Tips:
1. Fresh pork belly: After soaking in warm water for 30 minutes, use flour, balsamic vinegar, salt and flour in turn to rub the front and back of the pork belly repeatedly to remove the dirt on the pork belly.
2. Until the front and back sides of the pork belly are cleaned white and smooth
3. Fresh pig lungs are cleaned with water treatment until the pig lungs are cleaned to a whitish state, then punctured along the upper blood vessels, and then cut into small pieces
4. You can change other ingredients to cook or stew according to your preference