First kind
1. Cut the bought pork belly (that is, lean meat and fat meat are layered) into 1 cm square (regardless of thickness, only consider length and width);
2, put oil in the pot (more), add a spoonful of sugar (white sugar is also ok) after heating (more), stir-fry until it is paste (there should be smoke in the pot at this time, don't be afraid). Pour chopped meat and seasonings (thick slices of ginger, garlic, cinnamon, dried peppers, star anise and dried tangerine peel (not dried tangerine peel)), stir-fry for three minutes, and then the meat turns dark red;
3. Add a proper amount of salt, a spoonful of soy sauce, 1/5 tablespoons of vinegar, half a spoonful of sugar, two tablespoons of cooking wine, half a spoonful of chicken essence, and clear soup (cold water is also acceptable) until the meat is submerged for 3 mm, and the fire boils (it begins to smell);
4. Pour into a saucepan and simmer for 1.5 hours. At this point, the soup should be small and sticky (if there is too much soup, you can collect the soup on high fire, but you should stand by and watch), add green pepper (not very fat lantern pepper), add some coriander, then taste the salty taste and simmer for 3 minutes.
Serve the dish before the saliva drips into the pot, and secretly eat another piece without others knowing.
The second type
Braised pork is a home-cooked dish. Different places, different people have different practices. When I first came, I presented you with a braised pork.
When you buy meat, you must buy pork belly with skin. Fat meat and lean meat account for half, so be sure to bring pigskin, or you won't do it at all.
Wash the meat and cut it into 2 cm square cubes. Don't bleach with water. Pour the right amount of oil directly into the pot (I used peanut oil). When the oil is hot, fry the meat in the pot! This frying process is indispensable. First, the lard in the fat will be removed and it will not be greasy to eat. Secondly, it will increase the flavor of meat (personal experience)
Take another pot, pour in the right amount of oil, stir-fry the onion, ginger and pepper, especially remind you to add garlic, pat it a little, peel it, don't cut it, put it in the whole, stir-fry it together, and then very importantly-don't forget to add sugar! Rock candy is the best, and sugar is ok, at least 1 tablespoon. (I put 2 tablespoons.) Don't be afraid to put too much, the meat is sweet. Then pour in soy sauce, not too much. Hurry up, or the sugar will burn.
After the juice is boiled, pour in the fried meat, stir fry, pour in water (bone soup is the best, but I don't have time to cook it), and then-put it in the pressure cooker! If you have time or no pressure cooker, stew for at least an hour. The worse, the better. Don't forget to add water. There is only a little less water in the pressure cooker than meat. Add salt, increase the amount of material, bring to a boil, cover and stew for 25 minutes, then cease fire and naturally cool. When there is no pressure, open the lid and then fire to collect the juice. After the juice is thick, add a little monosodium glutamate, cease fire and take it out.
The third kind
Cut the white meat into pieces of suitable size. Then blanch it in boiling water for 5 minutes and take it out to remove the fishy smell and foam! (secret recipe: it is best to add some white wine! )
Prepare seasonings first: pepper, aniseed, cinnamon, ginger, onion, cooking wine and soy sauce.
Put a little oil in the wok, add sugar and stir-fry until it is brown.
To achieve the purpose of coloring and frying, you should immediately add the prepared seasoning and meat! At the slightest sign of bubbling, I will put down my things! )
According to personal preference, you can also put some dried peppers in and fry them together. The color can be brighter and the taste will be richer.
You can add water when the color is good, and then wait for the water to boil ~ ~ ~
After the water boils, just simmer on a small fire! My personal experience is two hours.
When there is not much water left, add salt and collect juice over high fire.