Spiced Hoof

Spiced Hoof

by Amy Kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

24h

Serving

2

The ingredients for this five-spice tied hoof are summed up many times by me. Compared with the complicated traditional ingredients, it is simple and tasteful, which is convenient for daily production. The hooves made are rosy in color, distinct in layers, mellow and delicious, rich in taste, and not greasy. It is indeed a good dish for wine, and it is also very suitable as a cold dish for festive banquets.

Ingredients

Spiced Hoof

1. The big elbow that you bought is split into two. Use a knife to cut it every four to five centimeters. Don't cut it thoroughly, but attach it to the skin. This is easier to taste and it is easier to roll up. Sprinkle with salt, thirteen incense, ground ginger and pepper, rub and massage to make sure all parts are evenly marinated. Cover and marinate for two days.

Spiced Hoof recipe

2. First carefully pick up the peppercorns, then roll up the hoofs parallel to the direction of the knife cut, and tie them tightly with cotton thread, tie them up and down, and try to wrap the meat inside with the skin.

Spiced Hoof recipe

3. Put it in an electric pressure cooker and add enough water to cover the meat. Add salt, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, braised meat bag and sugar, and choose the beef tendon program. Don't remove it immediately after cooking, soak it for at least half a day.

Spiced Hoof recipe

4. After removal, put it in a fresh-keeping bag and refrigerate overnight.

Spiced Hoof recipe

5. Take out the hooves and remove the cotton thread and slice them evenly. It has five flavors when eaten directly, and it is even better with a dipping sauce: add salt and mash the garlic into a puree, add oyster sauce, balsamic vinegar, sesame oil, and red oil and stir well.

Spiced Hoof recipe

Tips:

The amount of marinade should be adjusted according to the size of the elbow, and the ingredients in the brine should also be adjusted flexibly according to the amount of water. Note that the braised soup should not be too light, as it usually tastes slightly salty and just comes out.

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