Sauce Big Bone
1.
Wash the pork leg bones and chop vigorously in the middle with a knife to leave a deep mark ideally.
2.
Stand and hold the kitchen knife with your left hand, and hold the large bone with the mark in your right hand.
3.
Align the chop mark on the big bone of the pig with the back of the knife and smash it down hard, and the bone will break. The pig bones treated in this way have neat bone stubble and no broken bones, and the integrity of the bone marrow can be better preserved.
4.
Place the chopped pork leg bones in a large basin filled with water and soak for about 4 hours, changing the water several times in between.
5.
Spices used in sauce big bones: cinnamon, bay leaves, star anise, grass fruit, ginger, ginger, etc., if you like strong fragrance, you can put a clove.
6.
Fill the pot with plenty of water, pour two spoons of soy sauce, and add spices.
7.
Put the soaked pork bones into the pot, boil on high heat, skim the foam and simmer on low heat for 1 hour.
8.
In order to increase the flavor of the pork bones, you can add two spoons of noodle sauce (the Northeast soybean paste is the best) and an appropriate amount of refined salt. Simmer on low heat for 20 minutes.
Tips:
1. The blood water is soaked in cold water for a long time instead of the more time-saving blanching, in order to better maintain the meat taste. If the method of blanching is used, because the raw materials are larger and more, it takes a long time to boil and stew to remove the blood, which will easily cause the loss of meat taste.
2. The remaining broth from the sauce bones can be used to make marinated eggs, smoked eggs, and marinated meat.
3. Bone marrow contains high amounts of cholesterol and fat, so it is not suitable for people with high blood pressure and obesity.