Steamed Crispy Pork

Steamed Crispy Pork

by Grid blue

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

3

When I was young, every Chinese New Year would have steamed crispy pork. After being fried and steamed, the fat and greasy pork became extremely delicious. We always squeezed away a few pieces before steaming. , Have a mouthful...

Ingredients

Steamed Crispy Pork

1. Prepare ingredients.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

2. Peel the thigh and cut into long strips.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

3. Take a large bowl, put flour and starch in the bowl at a ratio of 1:1, add an egg, and add a spoonful of salt, chicken essence, five-spice powder, shredded ginger, and green onion slices.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

4. Pour in cooking wine and appropriate amount of water and stir into a paste.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

5. Put the meat in, stir well, let the starch paste evenly coat the meat

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

6. Pour an appropriate amount of vegetable oil into the wok and heat it over medium heat until 70% hot.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

7. Put in the meat and fry it.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

8. Remove the meat when it is golden brown and set aside.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

9. Put the fried crispy pork in a large bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of salt, star anise, pepper, dried jujube, sliced green onion, and ginger.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

10. Pour in light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, and add appropriate amount of water.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

11. Add half a pot of water to the steamer and put the steaming net.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

12. Put the bowl on the steamer, bring to a boil on high heat, and steam on medium heat for 40 minutes.

Steamed Crispy Pork recipe

Tips:

1. It’s better to choose pork belly because there are a lot of hind legs at home, so I choose hind legs. The fat part is too small and not fragrant.
2. When choosing a steaming container, choose one that conducts heat faster, such as a stainless steel basin.
3. Because water vapor will drip into the bowl during the steaming process, you don't need to put too much water in the bowl. If you don't like too much soup, you can choose a container with a lid, which effectively prevents water vapor from dripping into the bowl.

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