
Health benefits
Peanut oil: delay aging, antioxidant, anti-cancer and prevent cancer
Ingredients
Pork belly with skin ( 500g ) | Peanut oil ( Appropriate amount ) |
Onions, ginger, garlic ( A little ) | Rock sugar ( 10 grains ) |
Star anise, bay leaf, cinnamon ( appropriate amount ) | Light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, oil consumption, cooking wine ( Quantity ) | Salt ( a little ) | Starch ( a little ) |
How to make braised pork in honey sauce

1.Cut the washed pork belly with skin into small pieces

2.Cut onions Ginger and garlic for later use

3. Add cold water to the pot, add the chopped meat, onion and ginger Garlic, pour cooking wine, wait until the water boils and skim off the foam, take out the meat and wash it in warm water

4.Pour an appropriate amount of peanut oil into the pot

5.Hot pot Add rock sugar to cold oil

6.Stir the rock sugar clockwise

7.When the rock sugar turns brown and foams, add the pork belly and stir-fry

8.Add onions, ginger, garlic, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, cooking wine, star anise, bay leaves, cinnamon and a little oil and stir Stir-fry evenly

9. Stir fry for about one minute, then add hot water, cover the pot tightly and open Simmer over low heat for about 15 minutes

10.Open the lid, add garlic cloves and a little salt, and simmer 15 minutes

11. Pour in the water starch and increase the heat to reduce the juice, stir-fry until the soup is thick Thick

12.Turn off the heat, put it on a plate, and the delicious honey braised pork is ready to serve.Here
Tips
1.For pork belly with skin, it is recommended that you choose fat and lean ones (this kind of meat will taste better)
2.Water starch: Put a spoonful of starch in a bowl, add half a bowl of water and stir evenly
br/>3.The amount of rock sugar can be freely increased or decreased according to the degree of sweetness you like~
4.Friends who like to eat garlic can add more garlic cloves, because it is really delicious (hehe, personal preference)
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