
Health effects
Ginger: reduce qi and relieve vomiting, resolve phlegm and relieve cough, dispel cold and relieve symptoms
Star anise: regulate qi, relieve pain, dispel cold
Ingredients
Pork hind leg meat ( 500g ) | |
Octal anise ( one ) | Thirteen Incense ( One spoonful ) |
Light soy sauce ( One large Spoon ) | Cooking wine ( Two tablespoons ) |
How to make tempting sauced pork

1. Wash the pork hind legs, soak them in water for ten minutes, and do the following Preparation work

2.Ginger slices

3.An octagon

4.A spoonful of thirteen spices

5.One tablespoon Light soy sauce

6.Two tablespoons of cooking wine

7. Boil the pork and cold water together to skim off the foam, continue to simmer for two minutes and simmer for ten minutes

8.Drain with warm water and wash

9.Put ginger slices and star anise into a small pot

10.Put in a spoonful of thirteen spices

11. Add one tablespoon of light soy sauce and two tablespoons of cooking wine

12.Add pork to roast Open

13.Move to the electric pot and heat on high for one hour

14.Turn the pork over halfway before cooking

15.After one hour, use chopsticks to easily penetrate the meat.Cool it thoroughly and put it in a crisper, then put it in the refrigerator for two hours

16.Sliced and served on a plate, no firewood at all, very rotten but fragrant, tempting
Tips
Pork hind legs Wash the meat, soak it in water for ten minutes, boil the pork with cold water to skim off the foam, continue to cook over low heat for two minutes, simmer for ten minutes, remove and wash in warm water.Put the ginger slices and star anise into a small pot, add a tablespoon of light soy sauce, two tablespoons of cooking wine, a tablespoon of thirteen incense, add the pork shank and bring to a boil, then move it to an electric pot over high heat for an hour.Turn the pork over halfway through and cook again.After an hour, you can easily pierce it with chopsticks and it's ready.Cool it thoroughly and put it in a crisper, then put it in the refrigerator for two hours.
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