braised pork in brown sauce
Introduction:
"The juice is fragrant, the taste is thick, the oil is thick, the alcohol is delicious, and the taste is springy. If you eat meat, you can eat braised meat."
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare the ingredients, pork
Step 2: soak the meat in water, add a little yellow rice wine, and soak the blood out of the meat for 15 minutes
Step 3: cut into equal amount of meat and set aside
Step 4: cook the meat in water, add a little cooking wine and ginger, whisk away the foam, wash the meat and set aside
Step 5: in another oil pan, saute the ingredients with cold oil. After the flavor comes out, take out the spices and set them aside
Step 6: add hot oil to the meat and stir fry
Step 7: add garlic and ginger
Step 8: add soy sauce, soy sauce and a little salt, stir fry and color
Step 9: add boiling water to cover the meat, add 10g vinegar to taste
Step 10: pour into casserole, add garlic and spices
Step 11: make a few cuts in the cooked egg
Step 12: put the eggs into the casserole and simmer together for 1-1.5 hours
Step 13: after stewing, pour back more than, add rock sugar, heat up the juice and add sugar color
Step 14: set the plate and decorate it with green
Materials required:
Streaky pork: moderate
Eggs: right amount
Rock sugar: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Old style: moderate
Fennel: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Cinnamon: moderate
Note: 1, choose the fat and lean meat, taste will be more Q spring 2, eggs make a good cut will be more conducive to taste 3, juice less turning, sugar color will be beautiful
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: stewing
Production time: one hour
Taste: Maotai flavor
braised pork in brown sauce
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