Stew
1.
The eel fillets of the same length are nearly doubled after knocking.
(Buy it in the market and let the boss process it into eel fillets, then come back and wash the head.)
2.
After knocking on the knife, a piece of about 6 cm.
3.
Fry in hot oil until burnt.
4.
Then return to the pan to deep-fry and crisp.
5.
Stir fragrant pork belly until slightly charred
(The oil splashed so violently that I didn't take the picture clearly)
6.
Scallion, ginger, pepper and star anise mangosteen sautéed for 2 minutes
7.
Put in eel fillets
8.
Little flower carving
9.
Light soy sauce 2Soy sauce 1
10.
pure water
(You can use eel bones and spare ribs to boil the stock, time is limited, this time use purified water instead)
11.
Garlic cloves
12.
Bring to a boil for 10 minutes, put in a casserole, simmer for 20 minutes on medium heat, simmer on low heat for 20 minutes, and simmer. The soup is rich, the eel is crispy and soft, and the pork belly is like konnyaku in the mouth.