Mei Cai Kou Po

by Mom Nini

4.9 (1)
Favorite
4

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

This Mei Choi Pork was originally a big dish in the New Year's family banquet. The pork belly, which is salty and sweet, and fat and thin, is not greasy at all. Adults and children like to eat it, and it will be empty after one time. But this year due to the epidemic, relatives and friends cannot gather together, and this dish has not been cooked. The main ingredients used to make Mei Cai Kou Po are dried Mei Cai and Pork Belly. The nutritious value of Mei Cai Kou Po is very high. The magnesium content and carotene are extremely prominent. The pork belly is rich in amino acids and protein. The meat is rotten and fragrant. It tastes slightly sweet, fat but not greasy. It is even more delicious with rice.

Mei Cai Kou Po

1. Wash the dried plum with water first, then soak it in warm water (more than 8 hours), then wash away the sand hidden in it again, drain the water and chop it.

2. Shred ginger, sliced green onion

3. Cut the cooked meat into thicker slices, and eat it thicker to enjoy

4. Add Weidami cooking wine, June fresh braised soy sauce, June fresh special grade soy sauce, and sugar to the bowl and mix well.

5. Put the sliced meat, green onion and ginger into a bowl, mix well and marinate for 15 minutes

6. Place the pigskins neatly downwards into a large bowl. It is best to compact each layer a little

7. Top with dried plums, marinated soup, chopped green onion and ginger (if the soup is low, you can add some boiling water)

8. Put it in a pot of boiling water and steam for 40 minutes on high heat

9. After steaming, pour out the soup and pour it on the plate

10. Pour the soup into the pot to boil, thicken the water starch and pour it on the meat

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