Steamed Pork
1.
Wash and slice pork belly.
2.
Add June fresh sauce and all the marinated meat ingredients.
3.
Grab well, cover with plastic wrap and marinate for about an hour.
4.
Mix the rice and glutinous rice evenly, add 15 peppercorns and 1 star anise, stir-fry in a pot over low heat until it turns yellow.
5.
After cooling, use a wall breaker to grind the files, and beat them into coarse-grained rice noodles in about 20 minutes.
Add appropriate amount of light soy sauce and water to the ground coarse rice noodles and mix well for later use.
6.
Dip the marinated pork belly slices with rice noodles on both sides, place the slices neatly in a bowl, and add an appropriate amount of water.
7.
Put the bowl into the steamer and steam for about 1 hour.
8.
Rinse the rapeseed core with Nao Shui and drain the water.
9.
Put the steamed meat upside down in a bowl and add rapeseed around it.
Tips:
Tips:
1. The ratio of rice to glutinous rice is generally 1:0.5, and rice can also be used entirely.
2. Light soy sauce and dark soy sauce have saltiness, and salt can be omitted.
3. Adjust the dry humidity of light soy sauce, dark soy sauce and purified water. The rice noodles will absorb water and expand during the steaming process. It is better that the rice noodles can be moist without excess soup.
4. When steaming, cut pumpkins at the bottom of the bowl to serve as a dish to absorb excess fat.