Southern fermented bean curd meat
Pork belly one piece | Nan Milk Half bowl |
sugar Half spoon | Ginger A little |
Aniseed A little | Water A bowl |
Step 1
Prepare materials.Step 2
Cut the pork belly into small cubes.Step 3
You can put a little oil or no oil in the pot. Stir-fry the pork belly in the pot. You can also add a little spices and ginger. If you don't have it or don't like it, you don't have to put it. It depends on your own taste.Step 4
Add a little sugar and fry until the oil becomes golden brown.Step 5
Add the southern milk, then add water to cover the meat.Step 6
Bring to a boil over high heat and simmer over medium heat. If the water is dry and not soft, you can add more water and continue cooking. If you like a stronger flavor, just simmer over low heat for a while.Step 7
After about an hour, slowly reduce the juice. You can also stew it to half of the time a day in advance and just soak it in the pot. Then cook it again when cooking the next day to reduce the juice and the taste will be stronger.Step 8
Turn off the heat, put it on a plate, and the crystal clear, soft and waxy southern fermented bean curd meat is ready. Cooking techniques for southern fermented bean curd meatI loved eating fermented bean curd meat when I was a kid. During the Chinese New Year, I cooked the meat at home and fried it. When I wanted to eat it, I cut it into thin slices, smeared it with fermented bean curd, and steamed it. When it came out of the pot, it melted in my mouth. A bowl of white rice is nothing more delicious than this.