Mei Cai Kou Po

by Li is coming from the garden

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

It should be counted as the beauty waiting to come. The operation is more troublesome, but the taste will satisfy you. Babies who have time can try it. . .

Mei Cai Kou Po

1. Dried Beans Soaked in Warm Water

2. Wash pork belly

3. Spices under cold water

4. Add the pork belly and fire

5. Boil to remove the blood and fish up

6. Make holes in the pork belly

7. Prepare the dark soy sauce in the bowl and add the right amount of honey

8. Brush onto the meat to dry

9. Soaked beans, cut into pieces

10. Minced ginger and garlic

11. Add dried beans and stir-fry until fragrant. Add light soy sauce, salt, chicken essence, dark soy sauce, and sugar to be super evenly prepared

12. Another pot of oil is heated to 50% heat

13. Add pork belly fried

14. Fried until golden on both sides

15. Put in ice water

16. Pick up the slice

17. Add more old soy honey juice to the right amount of old brine and stir

18. Put the meat in a bowl and add dried beans

19. Steam on the pot for two hours

20. Steamed and take out the inverted button

21. Add the right amount of water and starch to the original juice for one pouring

22. Installation is complete

Tips:

It takes patience to make this dish, and the steaming time must be enough

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