Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps

by Big N's Kitchen

4.9 (1)
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Difficulty

Hard

Time

2h

Serving

2

For braised pork to be bright in color, the color of fried sugar is the key. Of course, each place has its own braised pork recipe, mine is more suitable for sweeter tastes (*^__^*) hee hee..."

Ingredients

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps

1. Prepare tea and boil the meat with tea water to better break down fat, degrease the meat, and make the meat easier to stew. The best way is to wrap the tea leaves in a gauze pot and simmer them together. Without gauze, just brew the tea over and over again like me, and collect the tea. Black tea can be used without Pu'er tea, but green tea is not suitable. It's okay if you don't let it go.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

2. Prepare materials as shown

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

3. Wash the pork belly and cut into cubes of appropriate size, any size, according to the way you like. The big pieces will cook for a long time, and the small pieces will take a little shorter time.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

4. Put cold water in the pot, add two slices of ginger and a little green onion, add the cut meat

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

5. Simmer for 2-3 minutes after the water is boiled

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

6. Prepare a bowl and put it on a piece of kitchen paper towels, fish out the meat and put it on top. Absorb the moisture on the surface to prevent the oil from splashing when stir-frying later.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

7. Add a little oil to the pot

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

8. Add meat and stir fry, just medium to small heat

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

9. Fry the skin first, medium and small fire

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

10. Then use a spatula to stir-fry the meat continuously until the oil is golden and golden on all sides, remove it for later use.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

11. Leave the bottom oil in the pot and turn on a low heat

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

12. Add rock sugar in the same proportion as the oil. White sugar does not have rock sugar, but the color of rock sugar is better.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

13. The rock candy will become crisp when heated, so crush them with a spatula.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

14. Stir-fry continuously after mashing. When the rock candy is broken, you can turn up the heat a little bit

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

15. After all the rock sugar has melted, add about one-third of a small bowl of hot water, and then stir quickly to prevent oil from splashing.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

16. Continue to boil the sugar color, stirring constantly to prevent the pot from sticking.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

17. Almost boil the color on the picture and start preparing for the meat, because the color of the sugar changes very quickly in the later stage, and it will burn if you are not careful, so the color must be prepared quickly.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

18. Almost to this color, stir the spatula with one hand and prepare the meat with the other.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

19. Put the meat in, stir fry on medium and low heat, so that the meat is coated with syrup on all sides

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

20. Add tea, if not enough, add some cold water.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

21. Add green onion, ginger and other spices

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

22. A spoonful of soy sauce, don't add salt too early, the meat will not be simmered. Then turn on high heat to boil and turn off low heat to simmer.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

23. This is the venetian knot I prepared. Foreign venetian knots need water and are made of beancurd skin, not the thousand pieces I want.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

24. After the meat is simmered for about half an hour, add the louver knot and continue to simmer. The braised meat cannot be added with water at will, so the amount of water must be given at once. The two are based on the amount of meat and the evaporation of water vapor caused by your stove The amount is also a comprehensive consideration of the stewing time. The amount of water I added this time is about three or four times that of the meat, which is enough to simmer for an hour and a half.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

25. After the venetian leaves are set in, continue to simmer for 40 to 50 minutes, and then you can turn on high heat to prepare the juice.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

26. If you like bibimbap with a lot of marinade, you don't have to collect it dry like I did.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

27. It is recommended to steam for 30 to 40 minutes if you can't finish the second re-cooking. It will become very dry if you put it in the microwave.

Thousand-knot (louver Knot) Roast Pork-detailed Steps recipe

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