Plum cores
By VicentaLakin
Recipe Recommendations
- Pork with skin a large piece
- Mei Cai Xin appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- oyster sauce appropriate amount
- cooking wine appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- Jiang appropriate amount
- octagonal appropriate amount
- geranyl appropriate amount
- salty and sweet
- steamed
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Plum cores

1
Pork is washed, water is covered with pork, onion ginger is boiled for about 40 minutes, and chopsticks can pierce pork。
2
The pork is a little chilly, it's covered in all sides, and it's salted for 20 minutes。
3
Plum cores are immersed in water for one day, and water is exchanged once。
4
Plum core cleans up, squeezes out the water, cuts into Ding。
5
A ginger slice。
6
The frying pans are oiled, and the accelerants are fragrance。
7
Put it in the plum chow。
8
Add appropriate amounts of pelican oil。
9
Add appropriate soy sauce。
10
Add a proper amount of wine, evenly folded。
11
Out of the pot to use。
12
Put a little more oil in the frying pan and put pork in the frying pan。
13
I'll fry the pork to four golds。
14
a large piece of meat that's made up of about 0.5 cm thick。
15
The flat code is in the big bowl。
16
It's full of fried plum。
17
After burning the fire in the steam pan, it evaporates for two hours。
18
Put the big bowl on the plate and remove the big bowl。
19
If the taste is cold, the soup from the big bowl can be poured into the small pot, and the water and starch can be poured on the meat。Plum cores Make Tips
1. Honestly, the step of frying the meat was truly terrifying. The oil kept popping and splashing, and the noise was incredibly loud; I was on edge while pan-frying it, feeling like I was risking my life just to cook a dish. I just gave it a rough pan-fry; the most authentic method seems to be deep-frying the whole chunk, but that feels too greasy.
2. The cut of meat I picked was mostly large pieces of fat. However, since it was home-raised and steamed for a long time, most of the grease rendered out. When eating it, the meat melted at the slightest touch and wasn't greasy at all, though it still looked a bit creepy, haha.
3. The preserved vegetable cores I used this time were fresh and didn't absorb much oil. I think using dried preserved mustard greens would have worked better and made the vegetable more fragrant.