Spicy pork trotters pot
By LonProhaska
I don't need to introduce the nutritional value of pig's trotters. Here I want to introduce a sauce from our Chaoshan region. "Kumquat Oil" Kumquat oil actually has nothing to do with oil. It is a jam like sauce made with kumquat juice, sugar and salt. It tastes sweet and has a clear citrus aroma. Orange oil is often used as a dip in steamed lobster, boiled seafood or fried food. Here I use it to make this spicy pig's trotters pot. The taste is really good.
Recipe Recommendations
- slightly spicy
- simmer
- several hours
- ordinary
Steps for Spicy pork trotters pot

1
raw material map
2
Boil boiling water, add half of the chopped ginger pieces, blanch the pig's trotters, remove and rinse with clear water and drain.
3
Slowly stir-fry the Pi County watercress over low heat until fragrant, then add kumquat oil and continue to stir-fry. (No kumquat oil is replaced with white sugar
4
Pour in the trotters and stir-fry until evenly dipped in the sauce.
5
Then add fragrant leaves, cinnamon, star anise, pepper, dried peppers and onion and ginger to stir-fry until fragrant.
6
Add cooking wine and Meiji soy sauce, stir-fry well, add boiling water to drown the trotters and bring to a boil.
7
Transfer to the casserole, add a little salt, cover with low heat and simmer for an hour. (I like to simmer soft ones for a long time, pay attention to the amount of water and salt, and don't make them into salty pig's trotters...)
8
Remove the lid of the pot and collect the juice over high heat.