The oil content of the pig's large intestine is about 60%, and it has an unpleasant smell of organs. In fact, it tastes very delicious. Beijing's fried liver, Shandong's Jiuzhuan intestines and charred fat intestines, etc., are all very good and delicious!
People are afraid of the high cholesterol content in pig viscera. In fact, there is no need! Eating once a week does not affect your health, as long as you don't eat it often, it doesn't matter. Cholesterol is the main substance for human cell regeneration, so it doesn't matter to eat it. I go to eat fried liver every week, and I don't see that the cholesterol is high enough. Those friends who never eat internal organs have a lot of cholesterol. Hehe!
The traditional method of charred fat sausage is to first cook the pork fat sausage, then wrap it with starch and fry it to charred, and then cook it with the blended sauce. It tastes very fragrant. I originally wanted to make fried fat sausage, but it was wrapped in fat oil, which tasted very delicious, but eating fat oil was ultimately not good. Therefore, I made a special improvement and used a dry frying method to make a dish called "Dry Pan-fried Fat Sausage". Using this method, the fuel consumption in the fat sausage was reduced by 70%. It tasted crispy, just like fried oil residue. It is also very good. The specific practices are as follows;
Dry fried pork sausage
By DeshawnBoyer
Recipe Recommendations
- Pork Fat Sausage 300 grams
- red bell pepper 60 grams
- green pepper 60 grams
- garlic powder 20 grams
- ginger 10 grams
- green onion 15 grams
- coriander section 15 grams
- white pepper appropriate amount
- yellow wine 10 grams
- balsamic vinegar 10 grams
- soy sauce 10 grams
- white sugar 5 grams
- MSG 1 grams
- salt 1 grams
- sesame oil 2 grams
- cooking oil appropriate amount
- slightly spicy
- sneak
- half an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Dry fried pork sausage

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300 grams of pork fat sausage, 60 grams of red bell pepper, 60 grams of green pepper, 15 grams of parsley, 20 grams of minced garlic, 10 grams of shredded ginger, 15 grams of shredded green onion, a little white pepper powder, 10 grams of rice wine, 10 grams of balsamic vinegar, 10 grams of soy sauce, 5 grams of white sugar, 1 gram of monosodium glutamate, 1 gram of salt, 2 grams of sesame oil, and a little cooking oil; ingredients for cleaning the fat sausage; 20 grams of salt, 25 grams of rice vinegar, 10 grams of pepper, 20 grams of spring onion, and 20 grams of ginger slices.
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First cut the red and green peppers into diamond-shaped pieces, cut the coriander stalks into sections, minced ginger, shredded green onions, and minced garlic.
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Blend and thicken in a bowl; add minced garlic, white pepper powder, monosodium glutamate, and rice wine into the bowl and mix, then add soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, white sugar, and sesame oil, and mix well with a small amount of water and starch.
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Clean up the pork fat intestines; sprinkle appropriate amount of salt into the pork fat intestines and grab them repeatedly, then wash them clean, and repeat it three times in total.
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Then pour in the rice vinegar and grab it with your hands several times and clean it.
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Bring water to a boil, add green onions and ginger, add fat sausage, pour rice wine and pepper water into the pan, and cook over low heat for 20-30 minutes.
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Cut the cold fat sausage into sections with an oblique knife.
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Pour a little oil into the pan to moisten the bottom of the pan. Then add in the fat sausage and slowly fry it over medium heat. Stir the oil in the fat sausage. When the fat sausage becomes very light and feels burnt and crispy, then Decant all the excess oil in the pan.
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After decanting the oil, add in minced garlic and half of the shredded green onions and stir-fry.
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Then add in the red and green peppers and stir-fry well.
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After frying well, add in the sauce.
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After the sauce is gelatinized, add the coriander and the other half of the shredded green onion.
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Quickly stir fry evenly over high heat, and you can serve the pot and plate.Dry fried pork sausage Make Tips
Characteristics of this dish: Golden-red color, rich garlic aroma, crispy intestines, salty, savory, and slightly sour.
Tips:
1. The intestines must be cleaned repeatedly with salt and vinegar to remove any offal odor.
2. When pan-frying the intestines, fry them until they are crispy, then pour off the excess grease; this ensures the finished dish has a crispy texture.
3. Finally, when adding the thickened sauce, stir-fry quickly over high heat. This prevents the crispy intestines from becoming soft and helps maintain their crispiness for a longer time.
Big Ladle's private dish, "Stir-fried Dry Pan-fried Intestines," is now ready. It tastes salty, savory, sweet, and sour, with a rich garlic flavor. It is very delicious—hope this serves as a reference for friends