Mother's Taste: Braised Pork Heart
1.
Rinse the surface of the bought pig's heart, then cut it from the middle and soak it in cold water, changing the water frequently during the period.
2.
The cold water of pig heart is blanched in the pot, and a lot of blood foam can be seen.
3.
Rinse the blanched pig heart with warm water to clean the moist on the surface. Add water to the casserole to heat until warm. Put the pig heart in, then add the onion, ginger, garlic, bay leaves, appropriate amount of sweet noodle sauce, soy sauce, and 2 spoons of cooking wine. Put other spices into the material box and put it in the pot.
4.
Cover the pot and simmer over medium-low heat.
5.
After simmering for about an hour, lift the lid and bring it to the boil.
6.
Prick with chopsticks and it’s easy to get into it. It means it’s basically cooked. Add a proper amount of salt, cover the pot and boil for a quarter of an hour to turn off the fire. Don’t lift the lid after turning off the fire. The inside is still boiled off, naturally. Let it cool and you can eat it.
7.
Take out and slice, and cut the coriander into sections.
8.
Pour in the sesame oil and you can enjoy it beautifully.
Tips:
1. Rinse the surface of the purchased pig heart, then cut it from the middle and soak it in cold water. When buying pig heart, choose brightly colored pig heart. Because pig heart is a blood supply organ, there is a lot of blood inside. If you buy it, you need to soak more. Changing the water can effectively remove the remaining blood, and the pig's heart can be made without smell.
2. Soaking is not enough. You have to blanch it, and you can see a lot of blood foam, more than pork and spare ribs. The blanching water needs to put the pig's heart into the pot with cold water, so that the residual blood can be slowly forced out. Putting the pig's heart into the pot stimulates the internal tissue of the pig's heart to close, not only the blood foam is not easy to blanch, but the meat is hard and tight.