Old Beijing Braised and Fired

Old Beijing Braised and Fired

by Love braised pork

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

4

Braised fire is a special snack of the Han nationality in old Beijing. It is estimated that few authentic Beijingers will not taste this bite. The so-called braised fire is to boil the fire with the stewed pork lungs, with some fried tofu, and finally Before eating, cut them separately, put them in a bowl, pour the marinade, add chive flowers, fermented bean curd juice, minced garlic, coriander, and vinegar as you like. You can add some chili oil if you like it. A bowl of fragrant flavor. Just boil the stew and bring it to the table. Although the ingredients are not tall, they are our favorite.
In order to save time today, I used a pressure cooker to cook the stew. It is much more convenient and faster. After putting the pig intestines, pork lungs and pork belly into the pot, you only need the pressure limiting valve to exhaust for eight minutes. When the steam is exhausted, open the lid and add to the fire. Stew with fried tofu, then open the lid and cook on the fire. By the way, you can also drain the smell of the organs in the soup, which will make the taste even better. Those who like this mouth, hurry up and practice! Doing it yourself is more hygienic and rest assured!

Old Beijing Braised and Fired

1. Prepare ingredients: 1000 grams of pig large intestine, 1000 grams of pork lungs, 250 grams of pork belly, 250 grams of fried tofu, 300 grams of flour, 1340 grams of water (140 grams of noodles), 50 grams of green onions, 25 grams of ginger, and 20 grams of garlic , 50 grams of cooking wine, 15 grams of light soy sauce, 20 grams of soy sauce, 20 grams of yellow sauce, a piece of tofu, 10 grams of fermented bean curd juice, 17 grams of salt (10 grams of salt is used for washing pig intestines, 2 grams of salt for kneading, and the rest In the soup), appropriate amount of pepper aniseed fragrant leaf cumin, 30 grams of coriander, 10 grams of sugar, and appropriate amount of vinegar.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

2. First put the pig intestines in a basin, add vinegar, pepper and salt, and wash them. Be careful to wash them again when you turn them over. Then remove the excess fat. Don't take all the fat, leave it a little, otherwise it won’t taste good. After washing, turn the intestines back and flush out the smooth side.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

3. Boil a pot of water, add 20 grams of cooking wine and green onion ginger to the water.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

4. Then put the washed pig intestines into a pot and boil. After boiling the pot, cook for 2 minutes and then remove it to control the moisture and set aside.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

5. Put the pork belly in it and cook for 5 minutes, take it out and set aside.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

6. Finally, put the pig lungs in and cook for 10 minutes. When cooking the pig lungs, watch the pan keep skimming the froth out. After cooking, take them out to control the moisture and set aside.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

7. Cut the green onion into large sections, slice the ginger, cut the cooked pork lungs into large pieces, divide the pig intestines into several sections, and put the pepper aniseed fragrant leaves and fennel in the seasoning box.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

8. Take a big wrist, add 30 grams of cooking wine, 15 grams of light soy sauce, 20 grams of soy sauce, a piece of soy tofu and 10 grams of fermented bean curd juice, 10 grams of sugar, 5 grams of salt, and 20 grams of yellow sauce and stir well.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

9. First put the green onion ginger and the seasoning box into the pot.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

10. Then put pork belly, pork lungs and pig intestines into the pot.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

11. Pour the juice in again.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

12. Then add 1200 ml of water.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

13. Cover the lid of the pressure cooker and place it on the gas stove to heat it up. When the pressure limiting valve starts to exhaust, turn off the heat and count for eight minutes to turn off the heat.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

14. Add 300 grams of flour to 2 grams of salt, mix well, and then add 150 grams of water in portions to mix the noodles.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

15. Cover with a damp cloth and let it wake up for 30 minutes.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

16. When the noodles are soaking up, peel and chop the garlic, chop the coriander, and prepare some chives and bean curd (the bean curd is slightly crushed with fermented bean curd juice).

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

17. After the noodles are awake, rub the strips of cutting agent, press the dough and roll it into a dough with a rolling pin.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

18. Bake it in a pan, and be careful not to put oil in the pan. Bake the cake until both sides turn yellow and crust.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

19. Wait until the steam in the pressure cooker is exhausted, open the lid, put in the fire and fried tofu, continue to open the lid and cook for 20 minutes.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

20. Cut pork lungs, pork intestines, pork belly, fried tofu and fire into pieces, and place them in a large bowl.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

21. Sprinkle with chopped parsley and minced garlic on top of the original soup. Serve to the table. Add tofu juice, chive flowers, and vinegar as you like. Add some chili oil for spicy ones.

Old Beijing Braised and Fired recipe

Tips:

1 Don't remove all the fat when washing pig intestines, I think that would not taste good.
2 Make the fired noodles and the noodles are slightly harder, so that even if they cook for a long time, they will be chewy and delicious.
3 It is best to time the pressure-limiting valve after exhausting. Eight minutes is just right. Don't cook for too long, otherwise the intestines will tasteless and tasteless.

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