
Health benefits
Pigskin: protects the nervous system
Peanuts: protects the liver, enhances immunity, protects eyes and improves vision
Sichuan peppercorns: maintains Skin and mucous membrane health
Food ingredients
Pork skin ( 500g ) | Peanuts ( 100 grams ) |
Ginger ( 50g ) | Panthoxylum bungeanum ( 2g ) |
Geranium leaves ( 2 pieces ) | Octagonal ( 1 piece ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make peanut pig skin jelly

1.Clean the purchased pig skin and blanch it in a pot under cold water

2.After the water is boiled, the temperature is maintained, that is, the heat preservation state
3. While scraping the oil, remove it from the pot, because it is easier to cut while it is hot and it is easier to scrape the oil

4.After all the pig skin is cut, add salt and wash it with warm water four to five times until the water is clear

5.Put the pig skin into a casserole, add cold water and salt, add ginger cubes and seasoning bag (the seasoning bag contains bay leaf, star anise and Sichuan peppercorns)

6.Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to medium to low heat and simmer for two hours

7.Soak peanuts 3 hours in advance

8.When the pork skin has been cooked for about an hour, you can put the peanuts in and cook together

9.Finally cook until the peanuts are crispy

10.A mold is covered with plastic wrap, and when the pig skin is not very hot, pour it in

11.After cooling naturally, refrigerate to preserve the shape

12. Take it out after shaping, look and spread The plastic wrap is very practical!

13.You can cut it into small pieces or slices!

14.Peanut pig skin jelly is finished! Very tasty!

15.Min Ruyi’s work~Peanut Pig Skin Jelly~Finished Picture
Tips
① Blanch pig skin Afterwards, scrape the grease and cut into strips while it is hot
②After cutting into strips, add salt and scrub repeatedly to remove the grease
③The formula is relatively small, you can double the formula if you make more
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