Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver"

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver"

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Time

1h

Serving

2

The Beijing snack "Fried Gan'er" was improved from the "Baishui offal" of Xianyukou "Huixianju" outside Qianmen in the late Qing Dynasty. The whiteshui offal was cooked by cutting pig intestines, liver, heart, and lungs with seasonings in white soup. Because it doesn't pay attention to the seasonings, the production is relatively simple, and it has been unpopular for a long time. So the owner removed his heart and lungs and changed his name to "Fried Liver", which made him unique among Beijing-style snacks for a while.
There have also been many witty remarks on the market that use fried liver as a term, such as saying when scolding people; "How come you are like fried liver, heartless". Or the people and things who ridiculed each other said: "Zhu Bajie eats fried liver, self-mutilating flesh and blood."
The famous fried liver, in fact, is dominated by pig intestines, and pig liver only accounts for one-third. The preparation method of Beijing snack fried liver is to first soak pig intestines in vinegar and salt, knead, and wash with water for three times. Roughly remove the fat and oil, but if it can’t be too clean, add alkaline noodles and salt. Wash it twice and cook it again. After boiling, switch to a simmering heat, and cover the pot so that the intestines are cooked through without losing the oil. After being overripe, cut into 5-minute long sections, commonly known as "thimble section", then wash the fresh pork liver, cut into willow-shaped pieces with a knife, soak in clean water, control the water content, add a little rice wine and an appropriate amount of starch to grab Evenly, then blanch with boiling water for later use.
The condiment for the Beijing Snack Fried Liver is to put the aniseed in the hot cooking oil, remove it after deep-frying, add raw garlic and stir fry. When the garlic turns yellow, put a little green onion and ginger, and then immediately add an appropriate amount of yellow sauce , Stir-fry and put in a jar for later use. In addition, make some good mushroom soup. After preparing the raw materials and condiments, start to make fried liver. Stir-fry the cooked intestines with rice wine, add boiling soup and appropriate amount of mushroom soup, add garlic sauce and a little soy sauce for coloring, thicken with mung bean starch, add the blanched liver slices and stir evenly, and finally sprinkle with a little bit of soy sauce. Serve with layers of garlic. Let’s start the specific production;"

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver"

1. Pig liver, pig intestines, star anise, garlic, green onions, ginger, yellow sauce, soy sauce, rice wine, monosodium glutamate, cooking oil, water, mushroom water, mung bean starch.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

2. First put salt and rice vinegar into the fatty intestines and rub it with your hands several times, and then rinse with water. Repeat this procedure three times in total.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

3. Turn the fatty intestines over, and remove the large pieces of fat on the upper part. You don't need to pick it too clean. Then put in the edible alkali and salt, rub it repeatedly with your hands, and then wash it off with water. Repeat this procedure twice.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

4. Boil the last rinsed fat intestines in a pot of boiling water for 3 minutes to remove.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

5. In another pot, pour clean water and bring to a boil. Put the onion and ginger slices in it, then add a little rice wine in the fat intestines, and cook the fat intestines over a low heat, about 30-40 minutes.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

6. Cut the pig liver into strips with an oblique knife, and then cut into small pieces of willow leaves with a top knife. The size of the pig liver is about 2.5-3 cm long and 2 cm wide. The slices should not be too big.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

7. After cutting, put it in a basin and soak in clean water for 10 minutes to wash.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

8. Pour the pig liver's clean water into a little rice wine, mix well with dry corn starch slurry.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

9. Take out the cooked fat intestine and cut into pieces. The pieces should not be big, just slightly larger than the fingernails of the thumb, commonly known as "thimble pieces."

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

10. Bring water to a boil on the pot, pour in the pork liver made with the paste and blanch it, add more water in the pot, pour in the liver to change the color and remove it for use.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

11. At this time, the main ingredients of pig liver and fat intestines have been prepared, and semi-finished products have been made.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

12. Mince ginger and green onion, and chop garlic into fine puree.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

13. Blend the mung bean starch with water and set aside.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

14. Heat up a frying spoon, pour cooking oil into the star anise and sauté slowly over a low heat. Fry the star anise and remove it.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

15. Add half of the garlic and stir fry.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

16. Stir-fry the garlic until slightly yellow, add the chopped green onion and ginger.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

17. Add the yellow sauce and stir well. When the yellow sauce is fragrant, it can be out of the pot.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

18. Put the fried garlic paste in a container for later use. If you often cook fried liver, you can fry more garlic paste. You don't need to fry it every time you make it.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

19. Stir-fry the cut fat intestines with the remaining oil in the pot, and cook the rice wine.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

20. Don't stir-fry for too long, just 1 minute, after a little bit of stir-frying, pour in water and mushroom water.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

21. Pour in the garlic paste and stir well.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

22. Finally, use soy sauce to color it. The color should not be too dark, just moderate.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

23. After the soup is boiled, sprinkle a little MSG to make it fresh.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

24. Thicken with mung bean starch.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

25. After the gorgon juice is gelatinized, pour in the boiled pork liver and cook for 1 minute.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

26. Finally, sprinkle the other half of the minced garlic and serve.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

27. The concentration of the gorgon juice should be moderate, not too thin, not too thick, because the gorgon will thicken after a little drying.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

28. When serving the bowl, use a small bowl. Each bowl contains three slices of pork liver and ten slices of pig intestines, which is the old Beijing standard for fried liver bowls.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

29. It can be served with steamed buns and fried dough sticks.

Whole Process, Old Beijing Style "fried Liver" recipe

Tips:

The characteristics of fried liver: golden red color, tangy aroma, tender liver, fragrant pig intestines, delicious juice and long aftertaste.

Tips;

1. It is delicious and authentic only if you use the pig's fat sausage to make it.

2. The focus is on cleaning the fatty intestines, and must not be sloppy and omit operating procedures. Repeat the operation a total of five times, three times with salt and vinegar, and twice with alkali and salt. Repeatedly grasp for 2-3 minutes each time, then wash until the water is clear, and finally, it is best to make the fat intestines without peculiar smell. , Leaving a small part of the fat on the fat intestines will taste more fragrant, therefore, only remove the large pieces of fat.

3. If you like to cook fried liver often, you can fry more garlic sauce and put it in a tank for low-temperature storage. You can cook more fatty intestines and cut them for storage. It is recommended that you buy and use fresh liver when you cook it.

4. After the pig liver is cut, the purpose of soaking in clean water is to remove excess blood and peculiar smells, and to eliminate harmful toxins in the liver, because the liver is a toxin and hematopoietic organ and can only be soaked in clean water. Discharge most of the harmful substances inside, and then cook them to achieve the goal of safe eating and good health. Although pork liver contains higher cholesterol, it is good for the eyes. It can be used for eyesight. It is especially good for children to eat less every week.

5. Although the fried liver in old Beijing is called "fried liver", it is actually not fried, but made by stewing and thickening. Pork liver must not be fried in oil first and then boiled in soup. It will be very old, taste bitter, and taste very bad!

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