Pork Belly and Sauerkraut Stewed Vermicelli
1.
Soak the vermicelli in advance
2.
Each piece of sauerkraut was thinly sliced and then cut into shreds, and then washed clean. This was made the night before. It was too dark so I didn’t take it.
3.
Choose this kind of pork belly, a little fatter
4.
Cut into slices
5.
Cut green onion into sections, slice ginger, wash dried chili, and prepare star anise
6.
Heat oil in a pot, put a little more oil than usual when cooking
7.
Add stir fry
8.
Pork belly
9.
Stir until the meat is charred and spit out the oil (this step can be omitted, but the elderly in the family are afraid of greasy, so deal with it)
10.
Stir fry with green onion, ginger, dried chili and star anise
11.
Put a spoonful of cooking wine
12.
A spoonful of soy sauce
13.
A spoonful of light soy sauce, and then fry it for a fragrant flavor
14.
Pour in sauerkraut and fry for a while
15.
Pour in water, if the sauerkraut has been drunk, bring to a boil and simmer for 20 minutes
16.
Add the vermicelli after 20 minutes and simmer for 15 minutes
17.
Taste the taste before it is out of the pot, add salt to taste, let's make it~! ~! ~!
Tips:
1. If you are buying sauerkraut in a bag, just throw it once, otherwise the sauerkraut will have no taste;
2. You must choose fatter meat, otherwise you can put some lard, this dish must put more oil, otherwise it will not taste;
3. The sauerkraut should be simmered for a longer time, the longer it is simmered, the better it will be;
4. If there is no potato flour from the Northeast, sweet potato flour can be used without soaking, and the stewing time should be shortened;
5. When adding salt at the end, be careful not to add too much.