Sour sauce and bouquet

By VicentaLakin

Sour sauce and bouquet
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Recipe Recommendations

  • pork belly 500G
  • northeast Chinese sauerkraut 500G
  • cooking wine 10ml
  • olive oil appropriate amount
  • oyster sauce appropriate amount
  • fat slices 5 pieces
  • sesame oil appropriate amount
  • soy sauce 20ml

Steps for Sour sauce and bouquet

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    A pack of northeast yogurt is enough for half of it. I'll cut the thins with the flowers. If you want to cut them yourself, the little ones will freeze harder。
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    Five flowers cut in small slices, added wine, raw and fragrance mixed for 10 minutes。
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    Half the yogurt cut thin, and the little mates who don't have pork oil ready to cut a few of them like me。
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    Hot pots, with a proper amount of olive oil in the pots, roasted in a pickled veal, with some gravy coming out。
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    And pour the gravy into a bowl for later use。
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    And when the gravy fell, a little olive oil was poured into the flesh of the chow, and it continued to be made of gravy until the gravy became golden, and there was a spare。
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    Leave a few bouquets of oil in the pot, and add fat slices of pork, so that the oil will come out。
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    If you don't get your greasy meat chops, you'll have to put the sour sauce in the pot。
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    When the sour is cooked, you add the five flowers that you made before, and you roll them evenly。
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    Put the previous gravy in the pot, evenly with the sour sauce。
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    Just a little bit, add a little bit of platinum, and you can start the pot。
  • Sour sauce and bouquet Make Tips

    Northeast sauerkraut is most fragrant when stir-fried with lard. For those who don't want to use lard, other cooking oils work as well. Cut the pork belly into thin slices so it browns easily; it won't be greasy to eat and will be full of meaty flavor.

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