Pea Hoof Soup
1.
When you buy the pig’s feet, ask the store to burn the hair, wash and chop into pieces, put it away, take it home and wash it, let go of the water and blanch it in the pot for use
2.
Wash the peas with clean water and soak for one hour
3.
Put the soaked peas and ginger slices, 1 star anise, and 6 dried peppercorns into the pot
4.
Finally, put in the blanched pig's feet, add an appropriate amount of water to cover the meat (not too much water, the soup will not taste good after the water is too much)
5.
Turn the pressure cooker to the bean tendon button, cook for about 50 minutes
6.
Until the trotters are crispy and the peas are soft, open the lid and season with salt
Tips:
1. After the pig's feet are blanched, it is better to pluck the vellus hair than before blanching, and the vellus hair can be plucked more thoroughly. Because some vellus hair is inside the skin before blanching, only after blanching can the vellus show out of the skin;
2. The trotters are blanched in a pot under cold water, which makes it easier to remove blood and smell.