Crystal Pork Skin Jelly
Pork skin 500 grams | Pea 50 grams |
Corn 50 grams | Oil Appropriate amount |
Salt Appropriate amount | Ginger 8 grams |
Cooking wine One tablespoon |
Step 1
Clean the meat skin and treat it wellStep 2
Boil a pot of water and add ginger slices and cooking wine. Put the pig skin in and blanch it, roll the pig skin and take it outStep 3
Use a knife to scrape the fat off the pig skinStep 4
cut into small stripsStep 5
Put the cut strips into a container and add water. The ratio of skin to water is2:1, then add saltStep 6
Add peasStep 7
Add corn kernelsStep 8
Put in the steamer and steam for one and a half hoursStep 9
Take out and pour into the moldStep 10
Remove from the mold after complete solidificationStep 11
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1. The choice of pigskin is very important. Be sure to choose back pigskin, not belly skin, and it must be clean and free of blood stains.
2. When processing the meat skin, use ginger slices and cooking wine to remove the fishy smell.
3. When blanching the pig skin, take it out after you see it is rolled and shaped. At this time, the fat on the pig skin is easiest to scrape off.
4. The ratio of pork skin to water is very important. The optimal ratio of pork skin to water is 2:1, which will produce a lot of collagen.
5. Adding peas and corn kernels will not only make the meat jelly look great, but it will also be very refreshing and not greasy.
6. You cannot boil it, you must steam it to make crystal-clear meat jelly, because if you cook it directly in a pot, you have to stir it constantly, so the soup will become turbid and red.