
Health effects
Pork: moisturizes dryness
Star anise: regulates qi, relieves pain, dispels cold
Cinnamon: warms the body
Ingredients
Pork ( 400g ) | Prune vegetables ( 100g ) |
Dried bamboo shoots ( 50g ) | Oil ( appropriate amount ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Ginger ( Four pieces ) |
Star anise ( two ) | |
Cinnamon ( A small piece ) | Rock sugar ( 50g ) |
Cooking wine ( three spoons ) | Light soy sauce ( Two spoons ) |
Dark soy sauce ( Two spoons ) | Green onions ( Two stalks ) |
How to make braised pork with pickled vegetables

1. Soak the prunes and bamboo shoots two hours in advance

2.Wash the onion and meat (meat It’s better to choose pork belly.I went late today and didn’t buy pork belly)

3.Meat Cut into small pieces

4. Chop the dried bamboo shoots and pinch the water from the dried prunes

5.Prepare the ingredients

6.Put the meat into a pot, wash it with water, and dry it out
7.Put oil in the pot, add rock sugar and stir-fry over low heat until the sugar color turns white

8.Pour in the meat and stir-fry until the meat is evenly mixed

9. Fry until meaty Evenly coat with sugar color, add the ingredients in the plate as shown above, and stir-fry until fragrant

10. Then add cooking wine, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, salt, stir-fry evenly

11.Pour Stew the meat in water

12.Stew until the soup is dry

13.Pour in the dried bamboo shoots and prunes, stir-fry evenly, and transfer to a plate

14.Put hot water under the pressure cooker, turn on the steam and keep it on medium heat for twenty minutes
16.Finished product picture

15.Put it out of the pot, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and eat
Tips
1 When frying the sugar color, stir-fry over low heat.If the heat is too high, it will easily burn, and the fried meat will be bitter.2.Choose pork belly for the meat.It’s better.3.If you don’t like spicy food, you can leave it out; 4.If the prunes are salty, add less or no salt.
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