Meat Ball with Soy Sauce
1.
Prepare the ingredients, these are the ingredients for the lion head
2.
Wash water chestnuts, peeled and chopped, net weight is 118 grams; wash the peppercorns with water and soak them in warm water to form pepper water; cut ginger into minced pieces
3.
The skinless pork belly is sliced first, then shredded, and then cut into granules
4.
Chop a few coarsely, don't chop too much, you can do it without chops
5.
Add appropriate amount of pepper water (to remove fishy), minced ginger, 3 grams of salt, a little soy sauce (not added), eggs and a little water starch into the meat filling
6.
Use chopsticks to stir in the same direction until the meat is sticky
7.
Add water chestnuts
8.
Stir well
9.
I grabbed a handful of minced meat with my hand, and turned it into a big ball. After pouring it back and forth dozens of times in the left and right hands, it turned into a circle; I made five of them and they were quite big. If you eat it by yourself, you can make it smaller so that it will mature easily.
10.
Fry on medium-high heat until the shell of the meatballs becomes firm
11.
Fry until it is golden on the outside and you can fish out
12.
Put the fried lion head in a casserole, add enough water, braised soy sauce, ginger, green onion, salt, oyster sauce, rock sugar, boil and turn to low heat
13.
Simmer on low heat for about three hours; if the lion head is made small, this step can be done quickly. A few minutes before turning off the heat, you can add a few greens and cook together
14.
When eating, take out the lion head and put it on the plate, take some stewed lion head soup, hook a thin gorgon, and pour it on the lion head.
Tips:
Braised soy sauce can be replaced with light soy and dark soy