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Quail Egg Braised Pork

September 15, 2021 by QingH Leave a Comment

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Quail Egg Braised Pork

Quail Egg Braised Pork

People who cook braised pork will almost always do it. Some people make braised pork with all flavors and flavors, but some people make braised pork with black color and no appetite when looking at it.To make braised pork, we have to seduce the appetite from the color. If the color is not good-looking, people who are not familiar with it will not taste it. No matter how good the taste is, it is useless. So frying the sugar color is a very critical step. It is recommended to use single crystal rock sugar. Novices of large rock sugar are easy to fry. Although white sugar is also very convenient, its taste and color are slightly worse.

How to make quail egg braised pork

Step1

Prepare the ingredients first.

Prepare the ingredients first.

Prepare the ingredients first.

Step2

Wash the quail eggs, put cold water into the pot, cook for 8 minutes on medium heat, remove and cool, wash and control the water again after removing the shell. After the quail eggs are too cold, put them in a container with a lid and shake for 20 seconds to better peel the shell.

Wash the quail eggs, put cold water into the pot,

Wash the quail eggs, put cold water into the pot,

Step3

Wash the pork belly and cut into pieces, put cold water into the pot, put half of the ginger slices and cooking wine, and blanch for 5 minutes.

Wash the pork belly and cut into pieces,

Wash the pork belly and cut into pieces,

Step4

Skim off the foam, pick up, and control the moisture.

Skim off the foam, pick up, and control the moisture.

Skim off the foam, pick up, and control the moisture.

Step5

Pour a little oil into the pan, put in quail eggs and fry until the surface is golden and tiger skin-like. Tiger skin quail eggs can also be fried, with a more uniform color.

Pour a little oil into the pan, put in quail eggs

Pour a little oil into the pan, put in quail eggs

Step6

Separately from the oil pan, add single crystal rock sugar. When frying the sugar color, there must be no water in the pot, otherwise it will splash oil. It is recommended to use rock sugar. The braised meat made is brighter, better looking, and tastes better. Novices use single crystal rock sugar to fry.

Separately from the oil pan,

Separately from the oil pan,

Step7

Open a medium-low fire and boil until the reddish-brown bubbles.

Open a medium-low fire and boil until the reddish-brown bubbles.

Open a medium-low fire and boil until the reddish-brown bubbles.

Step8

Add the pork belly and stir fry evenly, so that each piece of meat is evenly coated with sugar.

Add the pork belly and stir fry evenly, so that each piece of meat is evenly coated with sugar.

Add the pork belly and stir fry evenly, so that each piece of meat is evenly coated with sugar.

Step9

Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, cooking wine, stir fry evenly.

Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, cooking wine, stir fry evenly.

Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, cooking wine, stir fry evenly.

Step10

Add the star anise and the remaining ginger slices, pour the appropriate amount of hot boiling water, cover with lid, boil on high heat and simmer for 40 minutes on low heat. The water should be simmered slowly over a long period of time. If the water is not enough, you can only heat the boiled water, not cold water.

Add the star anise and the remaining ginger slices,

Add the star anise and the remaining ginger slices,

Step11

Add tiger skin quail eggs, sprinkle with salt, stir fry evenly.

Add the star anise and the remaining ginger slices,

Add the star anise and the remaining ginger slices,

Step12

Turn to high heat until the soup is thick and ready to enjoy. Finally, the juice must be collected on fire, so that the meat is red and the soup is full of oil.

Turn to high heat until the soup is thick and ready to enjoy

Turn to high heat until the soup is thick and ready to enjoy

Quail Egg Braised Pork
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Quail Egg Braised Pork

Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time1 hr
Course: Homely
Cuisine: Chinese
Keyword: Quail Egg Braised Pork
Servings: 4 people

Equipment(affiliate link)

  • pot

Ingredients(affiliate link)

  • 500 g Pork belly
  • quail eggs

Accessories

  • 50 g Sweet Juice Garden Single Crystal Rock Candy
  • 50 g oil
  • 2 g salt
  • 30 g soy sauce
  • 50 g Cooking wine
  • star anise
  • Cassia
  • ginger

Filed Under: Blog, Homely Recipes, Recipes, Tutorials Tagged With: Hot Dishes, Quail Egg Braised Pork

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