Pu'er Tea Fragrant Braised Pork Belly
1.
Wash the pork belly with skin, put cold water into the pot and wait for the water to boil, remove the blanched meat, pour out the blood foam
2.
Use tweezers to pull out the remaining pig hair stubble on the pig skin. Make it yourself at home. It takes a little effort but you can eat safely.
3.
Change the knife to cut into five squares, the purpose is to make it easy to put into the pan at one time
4.
This kind of small diameter and deep pot is very suitable as an oil pan, and there is a deep drainer on the top, which is convenient to retrieve and saves the need to turn off the fire and suck the oil. The purpose of deep-fried meat is to dry the surface and spit out some of the fat on the fat, so that it can absorb the taste of the sauce when it is stewed.
5.
This level can be fished out of the oil pan, and the oil is over
6.
Change the knife to cut into 8-9cm thick meat slices, which are very good and have been shaped
7.
Prepare a pot of 800ml boiling water, and other seasonings, green onion, ginger, garlic, pepper aniseed, cloves, seasonings, light soy sauce, soy sauce, white pepper, sugar and salt. In the bowl is the Yunnan Pu'er tea to be used later. Break off a small piece of tea cake and set aside. Wash the peanuts and soybeans.
8.
In an electric pressure cooker, use boiling water to brew Pu'er tea, add spices and soaked peanuts and soybeans
9.
Then put in pork belly slices
10.
Add sugar, salt, white pepper, light soy sauce and dark soy sauce, then cover and press. Without using the pressure cooker, you can cover and simmer directly on low heat, and turn off the heat when the soup is reduced by half.
11.
Try it now! Not greasy at all, the fragrance is very refreshing
12.
Don't waste Pu'er tea, it's more fragrant than dried plums, bibimbap is delicious