The More Fragrant The Sauce Bones

by Autumn to Maple Leaf Red

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h 30m

Serving

2

Jiangtou is also a well-loved traditional dish. Jincheng was also very popular for a while. I remember that you can see Jiangtou shops everywhere.
Although the taste of making sauce bones at home is not as good as the taste of other people's secret recipes handed down from the ancestors, I always feel that I am very happy and relieved when I make them.
This is the first time I have made it myself. The color is a bit too dark, but the taste is very good. The two of you are very supportive, and the food is delicious.
Holding a large piece of fleshy bone in his hand, it feels particularly bold.

The More Fragrant The Sauce Bones

1. Soak the pig bones in clean water and change the water several times during the period.

2. Add water to the pot and blanch the bones in the water.

3. Many blood foams surfaced.

4. When the bones are blanched until they are slightly discolored and not bloody, they can be taken out.

5. Cut the green onion and ginger into pieces.

6. Wash the pork bones with warm water, put them in an electric pressure cooker, put the onion ginger, star anise and seasoning bag.

7. Add light soy sauce, dark soy sauce and some salt.

8. For color and flavor, I added oyster sauce and soybean paste.

9. After heating the high heat to SAIC, turn to low heat and heat for 25 minutes.

10. After turning off the heat, simmer for another 30 minutes, then remove the lid and take out the pot.

Tips:

Pork bones must be blanched to remove blood foam and taste better.
To taste and soften, simmer for a while in the pot.

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