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huiray

huiray


Added 飛水 note.

Braised/stewed pork hock.

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Just a few slices and some broth ladled out from the pot of the stuff. :-) 

Pork hock slices braised/stewed with double-fermented soy sauce [LKK], dark soy sauce [Yuet Heung Yuen], some oyster sauce [LKK], a decent Shaohsing cooking wine (generous pour), lots of sliced ginger, some crushed garlic, a small handful of whole star anise, a decent-sized cinnamon (cassia) bark stick, "aged" rice vinegar, rock sugar, water; simmer for an hour or so; correct seasoning, add more Shaohsing wine, vinegar simmer some more; total time about 2-and-a-half hours or so.

 

ETA: Oh, the sliced pork hocks were given a fei sui (飛水) treatment first and cleaned under the running tap before they went into the stew/braise proper.

 

Stir-fried Pull Mustard.

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Hot pan, hot oil, chopped smashed garlic, trimmed still-wet "Pull Mustard", 雪裡紅 (a form of relatively narrow-leafed mustard; intact plants look like this).

 

Eaten w/ white rice, spooning the nice gelatinous pork hock broth over the rice.

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huiray

huiray

Braised/stewed pork hock.

DSCN7578b_800.jpg.ae40b76e31d94cd92b566b

Just a few slices and some broth ladled out from the pot of the stuff. :-) 

Pork hock slices braised/stewed with double-fermented soy sauce [LKK], dark soy sauce [Yuet Heung Yuen], some oyster sauce [LKK], a decent Shaohsing cooking wine (generous pour), lots of sliced ginger, some crushed garlic, a small handful of whole star anise, a decent-sized cinnamon (cassia) bark stick, "aged" rice vinegar, rock sugar, water; simmer for an hour or so; correct seasoning, add more Shaohsing wine, vinegar simmer some more; total time about 2-and-a-half hours or so.

 

Stir-fried Pull Mustard.

DSCN7574a_800.jpg.69899ff4f7f7d3a00e14af

Hot pan, hot oil, chopped smashed garlic, trimmed still-wet "Pull Mustard", 雪裡紅 (a form of relatively narrow-leafed mustard; intact plants look like this).

 

Eaten w/ white rice, spooning the nice gelatinous pork hock broth over the rice.

DSCN7580a_800.jpg.9b4ff529b12e6eeb2486d0

 

huiray

huiray

Braised/stewed pork hock.

DSCN7578b_800.jpg.ae40b76e31d94cd92b566b

Just a few slices and some broth ladled out from the pot of the stuff. :-) 

Pork hock slices braised/stewed with double-fermented soy sauce [LKK], dark soy sauce [Yuet Heung Yuen], a decent Shaohsing cooking wine (generous pour), lots of sliced ginger, some crushed garlic, a small handful of whole star anise, a decent-sized cinnamon (cassia) bark stick, "aged" rice vinegar, rock sugar, water; simmer for an hour or so; correct seasoning, add more Shaohsing wine, vinegar simmer some more; total time about 2-and-a-half hours or so.

 

Sti-fried Pull Mustard.

DSCN7574a_800.jpg.69899ff4f7f7d3a00e14af

Hot pan, hot oil, chopped smashed garlic, trimmed still-wet "Pull Mustard", 雪裡紅 (a form of relatively narrow-leafed mustard; intact plants look like this).

 

Eaten w/ white rice, spooning the nice gelatinous pork hock broth over the rice.

DSCN7580a_800.jpg.9b4ff529b12e6eeb2486d0

 

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