Braised Pork Belly with Pomelo Peel
Overview
Pomelo is fragrant, sweet and sour, and has high nutritional value. It has the functions of strengthening the stomach, moistening the lungs, nourishing blood, clearing the intestines, and facilitating bowel movements. However, people often throw away the peel after eating the pulp of the grapefruit. In fact, this is a pity. Did you know that pomelo peel is edible? It is not only rich in nutrients, but also has therapeutic effects such as warming the stomach, resolving phlegm, and moisturizing the throat.
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The key to removing astringency is peeling and soaking. Use a knife to remove the outermost layer of pomelo peel, leaving only the white part, which must be removed clearly. Then put the pomelo peel in the pot, boil the water for 5 minutes, pour it in cold water, wring out the water, and then soak it in cold water for a day. It is enough to change the water several times in the middle. When changing the water, remember to wring out the pomelo peel before changing the water. This is pomelo peel that has been soaked for a day. It is a bit transparent and very beautiful.
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Drain the pomelo peel and lemon, cut into strips, and cut the pork belly into chunks.
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Heat the oil in the pan and add minced garlic.
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Put the pork belly in.
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Add pomelo peel, stir-fry for a while and then add salt and sugar.
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Then add water, rice wine and abalone juice.
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Cover the pot and simmer for about ten minutes, add cornstarch to thicken the sauce, and finally add green onions.
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Serve it on a plate, it's a delicious home-cooked dish. You will rush to eat the pomelo peel, so give it a try.