Spicy Pork Belly
1.
One coarsely processed pork belly (the wizard prepared two mouthpieces together).
2.
Boil the pot after washing.
3.
When blanching, prepare the ingredients for the brine.
4.
The blanched pork belly is rinsed under running water and drained.
5.
Add old brine, ginger, star anise, dried chili, and Chinese pepper to the casserole.
6.
Add water, oyster sauce, light soy sauce, five-spice powder and appropriate amount of water.
7.
Drain the pork belly after it is boiled on high fire (remember to cut the pork belly with a knife, and divide everything into two).
8.
Bring to a boil again, turn to medium-low heat and cook for about 40 minutes, turn off the heat and simmer for 1 hour.
9.
Prepare onion, parsley and coriander.
10.
Shred the onion and cut the parsley stalks into sections.
11.
Wash coriander and celery leaves for later use.
12.
Scoop up the braised pork belly.
13.
Cut into slices.
14.
Boil water in a pot, add a few drops of oil after the water is boiled, and blanch the celery.
15.
Put sliced pork belly, onion, coriander, celery, and minced garlic in a deep basin.
16.
Add salt, balsamic vinegar, and chili pepper.
17.
Pour edible oil into the pot, add the peppercorns, and fry them until fragrant.
18.
Pour it into the dish while it's hot.
19.
After mixing well, it can be plated.
Tips:
1: When the pork belly is marinated, if there is no old brine, it can be replaced with brine juice. The supermarket sells ready-made brine juice, which tastes good.
2: If you can accept raw celery, it does not need to be blanched.
3: The braised pork belly has a salty taste. If the taste is weak, decide whether to add salt after tasting it.
4: If you prefer something more numb, you can pour an appropriate amount of pepper oil.