Taro Meat
1.
Cut the pork belly into pieces, add cold water to the pot, add ginger slices and star anise and cook together. After boiling, cook for about 5 minutes until cooked.
2.
Take out, wash and let cool
3.
1:1 ratio of honey and water, brush evenly on the pork belly and dry the water
4.
One taro, cleaned and peeled
5.
Cut into evenly thick slices, please ignore my knife skills
6.
Heat up the oil pan, put the taro slices in and fry until golden on both sides
7.
The meat that has been brushed with honey water is also put in for frying. It is a bit scary at this time, and oil will splash out. Please be careful
8.
Fried taro slices and meat
9.
Cut the fried meat into slices of the same thickness as the taro slices
10.
Oyster sauce, light soy sauce, sugar, salt, garlic, and southern milk are made into a sauce. I didn’t add salt. Oyster sauce, light soy sauce and southern milk all have salt. There is only southern milk at home. If there is fermented bean curd, use fermented bean curd. Up
11.
Find a bowl, put a piece of taro and a piece of meat
12.
Pour the sauce on it
13.
Put the bowl with the meat and taro in the rice cooker, select the steaming function, and steam for about one and a half hours. After steaming, place a plate on the bowl and press it upside down. Place the 2 Kao stalks around and wait for the meat. It’s delicious to mix it with the soup after eating it, it’s not wasted at all
Tips:
Be careful when frying meat and add enough water when steaming.