If you cook a dish for a hundred people, it will taste a hundred different ways, mainly because of the different cooking methods. But if the method of making a dish is fixed, can you make it taste like a chef? Now, I will teach you how to make Northeastern sauerkraut and pork hotpot. 1. Boil water in a pot 2. Put the pork shank and pork belly into boiling water to blanch and remove the blood foam 3. Slice ginger 4. Cut the green onion into sections 5. Take out the pork after boiling, add water again, add onion and ginger 6. Add peppercorns 7. Add star anise, bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for 30 minutes 8. Cut the pickled cabbage into thin strips 9. Thaw the frozen tofu 10. Add shredded pickled cabbage and simmer for 20 minutes 11. Add frozen tofu 12. Add crystal powder 13. Add enoki mushrooms 14. Add salt and pepper, stir well, continue to simmer for 15 minutes and turn off the heat 15. Prepare the ingredients: chopped coriander, chive sauce, fermented bean curd, and soy sauce The recipe of Northeastern sauerkraut and pork hotpot has been introduced. You may not have mastered it yet, but you must practice more. You can take some time to go to the kitchen and make it. |
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