Peanut Pot Pork Knuckles
1.
Prepare ingredients: pork knuckles, peanuts, garlic cloves
2.
Rinse the pig's hands, clean up the fine hairs and impurities attached to the epidermis, pick up and drain the water
3.
Peel the garlic cloves and soak the peanuts for a while
4.
Take out the June braised soy sauce
5.
Prepare rock sugar, southern milk, and June braised soy sauce
6.
Bring a pot of water to a boil, add 4 grams of salt, and pour the pig's hand into the water
7.
Remove, rinse with cold water, and drain
8.
Heat up the pan, pour some oil, add garlic cloves and sauté
9.
Pour in peanuts and stir fry for a while
10.
Add the southern milk, flatten it with a spatula, and stir-fry for a fragrance
11.
Pour in pork knuckles, add rock sugar and continue to stir fry
12.
Add June braised soy sauce, oyster sauce, salt, chicken powder and stir fry evenly
13.
Add water that is level with the ingredients, add a little tangerine peel, turn to high heat, cover the pot and cook for 10 minutes
14.
Put the pork knuckles and the soup into the rice cooker, cover the pot, turn on the power, select the quick cooking button to cook the cooked pork knuckles, and serve it
15.
Moderate soft waxy, mellow taste
Tips:
After washing the pigs’ hands, they should be blanched in water to remove odors and grease. It does not take too long to cook with a rice cooker. The simmering time will affect the appearance and taste. Using the quick cook button is just right. It tastes soft and soft. A little Q bomb. The peanuts are soaked 10 minutes in advance, and they are cooked thoroughly and softly with the pork knuckles. Adding a little tangerine peel can help increase the fragrance and taste non-greasy.