Green pepper twice-cooked pork
Pork belly 250g | Green pepper 5 |
Ginger slices 6 tablets | Pixian Doubanjiang 20g |
Zanthoxylum bungeanum 30 pieces | Star anise 1 |
Cinnamon 1 small piece | Cooking wine 30ml |
Light soy sauce 15g | White sugar 3g |
Clear soup 5g | Dougu 10 capsules |
Sweet noodle sauce 30ml |
Step 1
Buy pork belly like thisStep 2
Put the whole piece of meat under boiling water, add three slices of ginger, green onion segments, 15 peppercorns, one star anise, one cinnamon bark, and 15ml of cooking wine and bring to a boil. Turn to low heat and cook until chopsticks can just be inserted into the meat.Step 3
Just turn off the heat and soak it for 5 minutes before taking it out of the pot. Such a large portion of meat is just right for two meals. You can freeze it in the refrigerator and defrost it when you want to eat it. I always have a portion of this semi-finished meat in the refrigerator.Step 4
Thaw until semi-hard and start cutting into thin slicesStep 5
Cut the ginger into small pieces, slice the garlic, and cut the green pepper into hob cubes or horseshoe shapes. Wash off the excess pepper seeds after cutting.Step 6
Put a little oil in the pot, add the meat slices and stir-fry until the fat becomes curved and transparent, then scoop it out. I don’t like it this way.You can fry it until it becomes transparent and then serve it out. I usually serve it when the edges are charred.Step 7
Heat oil in a pot, add 15 Sichuan peppercorns and sauté until fragrant. Take out the Sichuan peppercorns and discard them to avoid eating a mouthful of Sichuan peppercorns.Step 8
Saute ginger slices and garlic until fragrantStep 9
Add 20ml Pixian bean paste, 5ml sweet noodle sauce, 3g white sugar, 15ml cooking wine, 15ml light soy sauce, 30ml clear soup, add chili and stir-fry evenlyStep 10
Turn the heat to medium to low, add the meat slices, stir-fry evenly, and simmer for a while until the meat is fragrant and the pepper becomes soft.Step 11
Add ten bean drumsticks, stir-fry evenly and remove from the panStep 12
A plate of twice-cooked pork with green pepper is perfect for rice. Cooking tips for twice-cooked pork with green pepper