After pickled and processed into kimchi, the crispy and fiber-free taste of the ground bull is more vividly reflected by the sour taste-how "crispy and delicious"! Look at its appearance, crystal clear. It is really delicious! And it can not only cook, but also accompany wine. The most "magical" thing is that eating ground cows after meals can help digestion, and drinking after drinking can also relieve alcohol.
Ingredients: minced beef, garlic, ginger, star anise, pepper, rock sugar and salt.
1. Wash the cow ground with salt water and dry it.
2. Add a proper amount of water to the oil-free pan to boil, pour in garlic, ginger, star anise, pepper, rock sugar and salt, turn off the fire after boiling again, and let it stand and cool.
3. Put the ground bull into the pickle jar and pour the spice juice for pickling.
4. Marinate 1-2 days, and then take it out to eat.
skill
When pickling bulls, if the salt water is not sour enough, you can let the water continue to ferment. If the taste is too sour, you can add some salt; If it is too salty or not crisp, you can add rock sugar or white wine.
The whole curing process must not be contaminated with any meat oil, otherwise all previous efforts will be in vain.