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Dry Roasted Pork Feet

January 4, 2020 by Leo Leave a Comment

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Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Dry roasted pork feet is a famous dish with all the flavors, belonging to the Jiangxi cuisine.How does dry roasted pork feet make the most delicious? This dish is easy to learn and tastes good. I hope my sharing can help more friends.

How to Make Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Step 1

Wash and dry the pig’s feet (forefoot), and pull out the pig’s hair;

Wash and dry the pig’s feet (forefoot), and pull out the pig’s hair;

Step 2

Soak the pig’s feet with water,which pig hairs have been plucked.Then scrape the membrane in water with a knife, and remove and dry the water;

Soak the pig's feet with water,which pig hairs have been plucked.

Soak the pig’s feet with water,which pig hairs have been plucked.

Step 3

Then divide the pig’s feet along the seam of the bone. Boil it with boiling water, and then wash it in cold water. Raise and drain water for future use;

Then divide the pig's feet along the seam of the bone.

Then divide the pig’s feet along the seam of the bone.

Step 4

Take a large casserole and put a bamboo grid at the bottom of the pot to avoid drenching the bottom during dry baking. Then put the pig’s feet on the bamboo grid, put the sliced ginger, spring onions, star anise, and then put water, cooking wine, soy sauce, rock sugar in order, and place the casserole on the low heat;

Take a large casserole and put a bamboo grid at the bottom of the pot to avoid drenching the bottom during dry baking.

Take a large casserole and put a bamboo grid at the bottom of the pot to avoid drenching the bottom during dry baking.

Step 5

Stir in about 3 hours. When the soup is almost dry, add an appropriate amount of MSG and stir again. Stir until the meat is rotten, soup is flat, and the pig’s feet are all golden yellow. Pick up the shallots, ginger, and fennel and serve. Or put them on a plate.

Stir in about 3 hours. When the soup is almost dry, add an appropriate amount of MSG

Stir in about 3 hours. When the soup is almost dry, add an appropriate amount of MSG

Such delicious dry roasted pork feet is complete.

Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Dry Roasted Pork Feet
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Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Course: Jiangxi Cuisine, Main Course
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: Dry Roasted Pork Feet

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pot
  • a large casserole
  •  bamboo grid
  • a plate

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 1000 g pig's feet

condiment

  • 100 g soy sauce
  • 15 g rock sugar
  • 2 g monosodium glutamate
  • 15 g ginger
  • 10 g star anise
  • 30 g cooking wine
  • 50 g shallots

Filed Under: Blog, Others Cuisines, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Jiangxi Cuisine

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