Lucky Pig Knuckle
Overview
How to cook Lucky Pig Knuckle at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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After buying the pig's trotters, soak them in water for about two hours and then wash them
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Boil water in a pot and blanch the pig's trotters
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Blanch the pig's trotters until the fat and impurities float out, then remove
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Rinse in cold water, drain and set aside
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Slice ginger, season with pepper and aniseed, put in seasoning gauze and wrap
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Pour an appropriate amount of water into the pot, add the pig's trotters, then add the ginger slices, seasoning packets, first-grade fresh soy sauce, sugar, and cooking wine and cook over high heat for 30 minutes, then change to medium to low heat and cook for about 30 minutes
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The pig's trotters are ready to eat. I want it to have a richer taste
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Take out part of the pig's trotters and pour in the original pig's trotters soup
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Then pour in fresh soy sauce, oyster sauce and sugar and simmer over high heat for about 10 minutes to fully absorb the flavor of the pig's trotters
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When the soup becomes thick, add MSG to make it fresh
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Attractive lucky pig's trotters are placed on the plate and garnished with cucumber and coriander
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The entrance of the pig's trotters is chewy and fragrant, with an endless aftertaste
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Pig's trotters contain collagen, which is especially good for girls to eat to keep their skin healthy
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My eldest baby will feel unhappy if he doesn’t eat for a few days
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Braised pork trotters is also a must-have dish for my family’s banquet guests
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After eating a bite of fragrant meat and a sip of wine, happiness sets sail from here
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Are you guys hungry?
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Act quickly! It’s so delicious!