Ramen with Pork Bones and Char Siu
1.
The pork shoulder and neck meat was cut into two pieces, unfolded, knocked loose with a meat hammer, and then rolled up from one side, and then tied up with cotton rope. PS: I was afraid that the two pieces of meat would fall apart during the process, so I wrapped it around I can't bear to look straight
2.
Put a little oil in the pan, add the meat rolls, and fry on medium-low heat until the surface is golden and golden
3.
Add rock sugar
4.
Fry some sugar
5.
Add cooking wine, Japanese soy sauce, green onions and ginger
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Add boiling water
7.
Skim the foam on the surface, turn to low heat and simmer for 1 and a half hours
8.
Soak the cooked meat in brine, let it sit overnight, and then untie the rope
9.
Boil the water, add 2 eggs, (1 about 65 grams) cook for about 5 and a half minutes
10.
Turn off the heat, remove it immediately, rinse with cold water until it is not hot, peel the shell
11.
Pour into the stewed pork and leave it overnight
12.
Take out the marinated eggs
13.
Cut in half from the middle with a thin thread
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Braised pork slices
15.
Japanese style ramen noodles cooked
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Cook the pork bone broth and set aside
17.
Tonkotsu, Japanese ramen, marinated egg, seaweed, and chopped green onion can be mixed. If you add fish cake strips, pickled bamboo shoots will be better