Pork Leg Vinegar is a traditional Hakka dish, and this delicious and nourishing dish must be included in the confinement meal. The method and ingredients are not complicated. It tastes sour and sweet, is very appetizing, and has pork leg with full of collagen. It is very good to eat with rice! Of course, each family of traditional dishes has its own unique cooking method. The method of pork leg vinegar shared today was handed down by my grandmother. I used to eat this taste when I was a child.
Generally speaking, pork leg vinegar is not cooked with white radish, but my grandmother thinks that adding white radish will give you more than one thing to eat, and it will not be easy to get greasy after eating so much meat. If you are confinement, don’t add white radish, because white radish is cold in nature, and it is not suitable for people with spleen and stomach deficiency, chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, etc. In addition, some people will add some dried chili to taste a little spicy and appetizing. Some people add boiled eggs and marinate them together, which should also be delicious.
Our family has always added raisin wine to cooking, and pork leg vinegar is no exception. Pour the pork leg into the pot without the steps of blanching, then add wine and black vinegar and stir-fry it to burn its blood and also help to remove the porky smell. In fact, the old ginger, black vinegar, and wine in the ingredients have the effect of removing the porky smell. As for confinement people, it is best to use sesame oil and ginger when cooking this dish. The effect of expelling wind and warming the body is the best. If you are afraid of getting heaty, you can use cooking oil and young ginger instead. The taste will not be too different, and it is equally delicious.
If you like the pork leg vinegar recipe we share, kindly share it with your relatives and friends~ wish you have a nice day!
🌱 INGREDIENTS - 400g Pork Leg (half leg) - 40g Old/Young Ginger - 50g Rock Sugar - 2 tbsp Cooking Oil/Sesame Oil - 1 tbsp Dark Soy Sauce - 1 tsp Salt - Appropriate amount of water - 1 White Radish (not for confinement) - 2 tbsp Black Vinegar (for sauteing) - 2 tbsp Raisin Wine (for sauteing) - 2 scoops Black Vinegar (adjustable) - 2 scoops Raisin Wine (adjustable)
❤️ Tips 1. If there is no raisin wine, you can add the rice wine or Huadiao wine, any wine you like is fine. 2. The sugar, vinegar, and wine of the seasoning can be adjusted according to your own taste.
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Hello everyone, my name is Wong Li Chin
Today, let's share pork leg vinegar
let's do it together
Ingredients for pork leg vinegar
Half pork leg, salt, rock sugar, white radish
Old ginger and young ginger, wine, black vinegar dark soy sauce
Mom, only grandma uses the white radish in this recipe, right?
This is what your grandma eats and she says it tastes delicious and not so greasy
Well, it's all pork.
Put some white radish and suck its essence, it's delicious
not so much greasy
There are also two type white radishes
Large is Cameron radish, but the small local radish is more fragrant
Will it be more expensive? Yes, more expensive
This Cameron radish is not that fragrant
Is this old ginger?
Old ginger is better to use during confinement
This young ginger is for people who are afraid of heat. Put some young ginger and it will not be so heaty
Can mix both it?
Can be used for both
If you are afraid of heat, put more (young ginger)
This old ginger is hot
Then if people don't have this wine, what should they use?
Some people use Huadiao without this kind of wine.
Yellow wine also can, any wine also can.
Oh, went to the wet market this morning, but only left these 2 radishes
It doesn't matter, as long as still left some
Small ones are better
Yes, I grow my own small radishes like this.
This Cameron radish is not that fragrant
The big one is not so fragrant, the smaller one is more fragrant
planted for a long time
planted it for half a year before?
About half a year only grow a small size
Yes, the small are more fragrant
Cameron's is not so fragrant to eat and not so delicious
Are you going to use the head? No, cut it
Cut the tail off, cut it off the head
How to cut? beveled
Is it big enough? enough
Too big and not tasty
Ah, that's right
Mom, how much ginger should I use? Not much
Take a piece like this
Want to peel?
It's good to use it with the skin to dispel wind.
Then how to cut? Slice? slice it
Don't be so thick, thinner
Thinner
Now starting to cook? Turn on the heat
High heat or low heat?
High heat. We are going to saute ginger?
How much oil do you put in?
You don't put that shovel over there until I can see it
2-3 tablespoons of cooking oil, pork will produce oil
Would you like to saute this ginger? wait a minute
It's hot first
Now we use cooking oil
Those who are confinement, use sesame oil
Putting sesame oil will make it better.
We are afraid of heat, so we just eat cooking oil
Now let's cook with cooking oil
Put it down and saute it
put rock sugar first
put the pork to stir fry it
Want to fry it until the rock sugar melts? no need
Now you fry it and let it remove the blood smell
Stir fry it is more fragrant, fry it first and then put the ingredients
Put dark dark soy sauce, bring shovel come
Pour a little dark soy sauce for color
A tablespoon
Oh a tablespoon like that
Let's put some wine to get rid of that porky smell
Put some wine to cook the pork taste is not so strong.
Now put some vinegar, no matter how much you need to put in it?
Put more to have more sour taste
if don't be so sour, just put less
Put in the radish now? Yes put it in
Just fry it up
That's it, you can put it in the soup pot
And what about salt?
The salt is only put when ready to serve
come and have a look
So now can put it in the soup pot and cook it.
Turn off the fire
Add some water
How much water do you want? (Brother brings the baby back)
That's enough, it's almost 3/4 of pork leg
how much vinegar to add
There is so much water now, so just pour two spoons first
Pour two spoons of these black vinegar and cook them
If you like it sour, add more
If you don't eat sour, don't be so sour
It's cooked to taste
fire it and bring it boils
Go ahead
Can use this soup pot?
You cook with this soup pot
If cooking with a casserole that tastes will more delicious.
If don't have that kind of soup pot, can use this kind of soup pot. This is a stone pot.
The stone can also be used.
How long does this take to cook?
Because it's pork leg, it needs to be boiled until tender
at least nine
(45 minutes)
45 minutes or if you want to be softer, 1 hour is better.
Turn to low heat and cook 45 minutes?
Turn to middle heat
it is better to cook on medium heat
When it's almost cooked, pour the wine
And put salt and bring it a boils
Turn to middle heat and cook for 45 minutes
Open the lid, it's almost cooked, add some wine
Add two scoops of wine
Can you put more?
The more you can put, the more delicious it will be.
Don't put so much and later not enough to eat
put some salt
With salt
add a pinch of salt
Just bring it boils
It's so fragrant, just bring it boils.
Can ready for lunch
Alright, turn off the fire now
Come and eat together
I really like the sauce, it's delicious, white radish
I like the sauce I really like the sauce
Wow this is so good the meat
Is there a story to this pork leg vinegar?
Oh, about the pork leg vinegar, when our Hakka family has a newborn baby
12 days after giving birth to the baby, we have to cook pork leg vinegar to worship the ancestors
Tell the ancestors that the addition of children in the family was taught by grandma
Uh, it's delicious, it's sour and sweet
Radishes are better. I like radishes very much.
I like the sauce, this will taste better the next day
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