[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White

by Scattered 2011

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

Sichuan farmers’ banquets pay attention to “three steamed and nine buttons”, among which are “fried steamed pork”, “broiled pork”, “steamed pork elbow”, “roasted crispy pork”, “roasted white”, “Dongpo meat”, “buckle duck”, “buckle chicken” and “buckle meat” ~~
Shaobai is a special dish of Sichuan~~It has a strong local characteristic~~~It is a must-see for Sichuan folks~~
In my impression, Shaobai only appears in the red and white banquets in my hometown~~~
Besides, the blanching is still the finale, and the last few dishes of the banquet are usually served~~~
If you like to burn white, even if you are full, you will wait for burn white to appear, and then gobble it up~o(∩_∩)o~
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Because the cooking method is time-consuming, it is not often eaten~~
For this reason, the burnt white at the banquet is often eaten up as soon as it is on the table~~
And it often leaves the cheeks with fragrance, and the aftertaste is long~~
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Shaobai is not only loved by the majority of male compatriots~~
Even the female compatriots are obsessed with Shaobai~~
Shao Bai Shao Bai ~ ~ Not only meaty, fat but not greasy, soft waxy and salty ~~
Even the Dongjian inside is so fragrant that people can eat a few bowls of rice~~
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Moreover, after a long time of stewed and boiled fat, the content of saturated fatty acids will decrease, while the content of unsaturated fatty acids will increase, but the nutrients of the meat will not be lost~~
Eat in moderation, don’t worry about gaining weight~
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Nowadays, there are not many people who know how to cook white~~~
In addition to folk banquets, that is to eat in a stir-fry restaurant, or take out~~
And if you are in a foreign country, you don’t know how to do it~~~ Basically, you can’t eat boiled rice~
The hometown taste is slowly losing~~
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In the new year, I wish those who love me and those who I love auspicious luck, everything goes well~~~o(∩_∩)o~~~"

Ingredients

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White

1. Prepare ingredients: pork, Dongjian, ginger; pork is best to buy third-line meat, because I did not buy third-line meat, so I use pork hind leg meat instead;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

2. Pour an appropriate amount of water into the boiling pot and add the cleaned pork;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

3. Boil the pork until the chopsticks can penetrate, remove and cool;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

4. While cooking the meat, wash the Dongjian, squeeze the water and chop;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

5. After cooling the pork, wipe off the water; coat the pork with a layer of fermented rice, wait for a while and then coat with a layer of dark soy for coloring;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

6. Heat up the wok, then pour in an appropriate amount of vegetable oil to heat up;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

7. After the seasoning on the pork is dried, put it in a frying pan and fry it until it changes color;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

8. Put the fried pork into cold water and soak for about 20 minutes;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

9. After the black material on the pork is scraped off, slice it, and put the skin down into a bowl;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

10. Add an appropriate amount of dark soy sauce to make the pork delicious;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

11. Put Dongjian in a pork bowl, sprinkle with minced ginger, minced dried chili, and pepper;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

12. Put the boiled white bowl into the steamer, and steam in the cold water pot for 40 minutes;

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

13. The steamed simmered white topped, ready to eat.

[sichuan] Sichuan Salty Roasted White recipe

Tips:

1. When frying pork, be careful of oil splashing on your body;

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