If you actually master the key steps of cleaning pig intestines, there will be no odor, or the odor will be minimal.

Method 1

1. Add salt and flour (starch is also acceptable): After washing the pig intestines with water to remove mucus, sprinkle salt and flour inside and outside the intestines, and rub them repeatedly , rinse with clean water, put it in boiling water, pick it up and scrape off the dirt.

2. Cooking wine. Put the large intestine that has been processed in the first step into a container, pour cooking wine into it, wash it inside and out repeatedly, and then rinse it with water.

3. Rice water. Washing the processed large intestine in rice washing water can better remove the odor.

Method 2

Before cleaning, turn the large intestine over and remove all the oil and dirt inside.

1. When cleaning the pig large intestine, add some vinegar and a tablespoon of alum to the water, rub it several times, and then rinse it with clean water several times to clean it.

2. Add some salt and alkali to the purchased pig intestines before cleaning to reduce the odor.

3. Using rice water to clean pig intestines and tripe is also very effective.

4. Wash the pig intestines with sauerkraut water twice, and the fishy smell can be basically eliminated.

5. Secret recipe: wash it several times with flour and vinegar.

Method 3

First put the pig large intestine in a basin, then put cornstarch and salt in the basin, and slowly grasp it with your hands for about two or three minutes. , clean the pig's large intestine first, then add cornstarch, salt and a little vinegar, scrub it with your hands for four or five minutes, then turn the pig's large intestine over and scrub it for a few more minutes, and finally rinse off the cornstarch and salt with water. .