Meat Bumps with Sauce and Pickles
1.
Soak the soybeans overnight in advance, soak the peanuts and peel them for later use, and soak the pimple-skinned pickles at least 2 hours in advance. Dice and set aside.
2.
Add 50% cooking oil to the wok to get the oil out of the meat.
3.
Add star anise, cinnamon, 1 tablespoon of light soy sauce, 8 grams of sugar, dark soy sauce, green onions, ginger, cooking wine and stir fry to create a flavor.
4.
Add peanuts, pickles, soybeans and a little broth (purified water can also be used) and stir well.
5.
Pour the fried ingredients into the pressure cooker.
6.
Just start the bean tendons program.
Tips:
1. The pimple pickles are very salty, so soak them for half a day in advance to reduce the saltiness.
2. Pork skin or pork belly with skin is the key to the delicious flavor of this side dish, indispensable.
3. The ingredients are all salty, no need to add salt.
4. It is more delicious when it is completely cooled, and the soup solidifies into a skin jelly, and the taste is better.
5. I use an electric pressure cooker to make this side dish. If you use a wok to cook, you can cook the soybeans and peanuts for 8 mature before frying.