Lion Head
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
Wash the ribs, dice the fat, and chop a few times.
3.
Cut the lean meat into cubes and chop.
4.
The yam is peeled, washed, and cut into rice-sized cubes.
5.
Put the fat and lean diced pork into a large bowl, add some water and stir in one direction.
6.
Add ginger, chopped green onions, sugar, salt, cooking wine, five-spice powder, and stir well.
7.
Knock in an egg, add yam, 2 teaspoons of starch,
8.
Continue to stir in one direction.
9.
Dip some water in the palm of the hand, grab an appropriate amount of minced meat, repeatedly and forcefully pour it up and down in the palm of the hand a few times, and then round it into a meatball.
10.
Put 400 grams of vegetable oil in the pot. When it’s hot for 7 minutes, add the meatballs.
11.
Fry until the surface is golden and form, remove the oil control.
12.
Take the casserole, add ginger, spring onion, star anise, cinnamon, and fried meatballs,
13.
Add rock sugar,
14.
Add soy sauce, add water that is equal to the meatballs,
15.
Bring to a boil over medium heat and simmer for 60 minutes on low heat.
16.
Take out the lion head and put it on the plate,
17.
Pour the soup in the casserole into the wok, thicken the starch with water, sprinkle some chopped green onion,
18.
Pour the gorgon juice on the lion's head to eat.
Tips:
1. The ratio of fat to lean is best to be 3; 7, of course, if you don’t want to eat too fat, 2; 8 is also ok, too thin and tastes bad.
2. If there is no lotus root, you can use yam, water chestnut, etc.
3. If you don’t have time to cut meat, you can buy ready-made minced meat, but the taste will be compromised.