Eat three pig skins
Fresh pork rinds Appropriate amount | Light soy sauce Appropriate amount |
Salt Appropriate amount | Oyster sauce One scoop |
Cooking wine Appropriate amount | Edible oil Appropriate amount |
Boiling water Appropriate amount | Celery a handful |
Ginger piece | Garlic One end |
Onion small half | Green onions a paragraph |
Red pepper one | Millet Pepper 2 |
Pink lotus root 2 sections | Doubanjiang One scoop |
Chicken powder Adequate spoon | Pepper Appropriate amount |
Cooking wineAppropriate amount | Scallions a handful |
Small ground sesame oil Appropriate amount |
Step 1
Wash fresh pig skin.Step 2
Put cold water into the pot, add cooking wine and pork skinStep 3
After the fire boils, filter out the floating powder, take out the pig skin and rinse it clean.Step 4
Remove these pig hairs and use clips to pull them out. If they cannot be pulled out, turn on the gas and put them on top to burn.Step 5
After cleaning thoroughly, rinse again and control the water.Step 6
Take a casserole, pour boiling water, add salt and ginger slicesStep 7
Place drained pork rindsStep 8
After the fire comes to a boil, turn to low heat, cover and simmer.Step 9
Wash the pink lotus root and peel off the skin (you don’t have to peel it)Step 10
Cut the hob block.Step 11
When the pork skin can be easily pierced with chopsticksStep 12
Remove the intact pig skin (don’t remove the broken pieces and uneven pig skin, keep them in the casserole)Step 13
Add the pink lotus roots, continue to boil over high heat, turn to low heat and cover. Cook until the lotus roots are cooked.Step 14
Transfer it to the hot pot pot, put a few red dates, green onions, and a few wolfberries. I ran out of them at home and didn't put them in. Taste for saltiness. If it's not salty enough, add more salt and add some chicken powder.Step 15
The healthy version of the pork rind clear soup hot pot soup base is ready. Now cook all the hot pot side dishes you like. Make a simple sauce and eat it as a dip. The pig skin is glutinous and the lotus root is so powdery that you will go to heaven if you eat it. Then let’s deal with the intact pig skin that we fished out first~Step 16
Cut them into strips and divide them into two portions, this is one of them.Step 17
Go to the vegetable garden and cut a small handful of celery (you can replace it with coriander), wash it, separate the leaves and stems, and set asideStep 18
Chop the garlic into mince, cut the green onion into rings, mince the red pepper, and chop the celery leaves. %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20 %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20 %20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20Step%2019
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Add minced garlic, minced red pepper, green onion rings, turn to low heat and stir until fragrant.Step 21
Celery leaves chopped on pork rindsStep 22
Pour the minced garlic on topStep 23
Add light soy sauce, chicken powder, salt, pepper, and ground sesame oilStep 24
Grasp evenlyStep 25
I tasted it and it was not spicy, so I cut some millet and pepper rings and put them in.Step 26
The cold pork rinds are finished. The taste is very chewy. (If you like to be jealous, you can add some vinegar)Step 27
This is another pork rindStep 28
You need to use 7 cloves of garlic, chopped celery stems, shredded onions, sliced ginger, and shredded red peppers.Step 29
Heat oil in a panStep 30
Add these garnishes and stir-fry until fragrantStep 31
Put pig skinStep 32
Stir well (I am constantly switching between low and low heat during this process. Frying pork rinds is risky. If it is kept on high heat, it will jump easily, so before I feel it is about to jump, turn to low heat, and then switch to high heat after the temperature drops)Step 33
A spoonful of oyster sauce, a spoonful of bean paste, stir well. (No need to add other seasonings, these two are very flavorful on their own)Step 34
Remove from the pan and sprinkle with chopped green onion. The twice-cooked pork rinds is ready. Because this one has been reheated, it is softer and more glutinous than the cold one.Step 35
I made it today - hot pot with pork rind powder and lotus root soup, cold pork rinds, and twice-cooked pork rinds. Eat pig skin three times, have you learned it? Next time I can make some skin jelly and eat it four times. Ha ha ha ha Cooking tips for eating three kinds of pork rinds