Two-color pig skin jelly
Every time I buy pork, I will leave the pig skin behind. A small bag of pig skin was put in quickly. Recently, I wanted to make soup dumplings, so I made pig skin jelly first and add some pig skin jelly when making steamed buns. It should be very good, and you can try it soon.
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Steps for Two-color pig skin jelly

1
Thaw the pig skin and scrape off the dirt from the pig skin.
2
Add water to the pan and bring to a boil together with the pig skin.
3
After boiling, the pig skin is put in cold water, scrape off the oil layer on the pig skin with a knife, and at the same time pull out a little hair on the pig skin.
4
Place the processed pig skin in the inner liner of an electric pressure cooker, add a small piece of cinnamon and two star anise, add water to flood the pig skin, and plug in the voltage for 10 minutes.
5
After pressing the pig skin and waiting for the decompression, take out the pig skin and cut it into small pieces, place it back on the frying pan, add a large teaspoon of water, and boil it again. Cook until the soup is milky white, pinch it with your hands and feels a little sticky, add appropriate amount of salt to taste, scoop out and serve in a bowl to cool.
6
After scooping out a bowl, add appropriate amount of light soy sauce to color the rest, boil it slightly, scoop out and serve in another bowl. Put the rest in other containers.
7
Allow the pig skin in the bowl to cool and place it in the refrigerator overnight.
8
When you want to eat, take it out, draw it around the edge of the bowl with a knife, pour it out and serve on a plate.