Roasted Pork Shoulder with Dried Beans
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Dried beans are tender and fresh beans selected by my aunt and grandma, which are dried in the sun. It is different from the roasted ones sold outside, the color is lighter, the taste is softer and meaty. Start soaking in cold water in the morning, you can use it in the morning, and you can eat it at noon.
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Bone the pork shoulder and cut into small pieces. I also put the big bones together, with more meaty flavor. Go through the water first and go to the floating foam.
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Thinly slice ginger, onion and spring onion.
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Reduce the oil in the pan. Sauté the onion, ginger, and chili until fragrant. Pour the cooking wine. When the taste of wine is released, add broth and star anise and bring to a boil. Cover and simmer for an hour.
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After an hour, add salt, dark soy sauce and soaked dried beans. If you have time, just soak it for a while. If you don’t have time, just boil it on the fire, and then continue to cover with a small fire for half an hour.
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Open the lid after half an hour and turn to medium heat to collect the juice. When half of the juice is received, add rock sugar. Rock sugar not only flavors, but also makes the juice harvest faster and become more viscous. Taste the taste, how much juice you want. Pour a small spoonful of vinegar when it comes out of the pan.