Pork belly and braised taro
Overview
I loved it the first time I cooked it. The five-spice meat cooked this way is delicious and tender. The taro is soft and glutinous, and the soup goes well with the rice. My dad likes it very much. We don’t have taro in Anhui. I work in Shanghai and saw many aunties in Shanghai buying it. I wanted to try it myself, but I didn’t expect that it tasted so good
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Ingredients
Steps
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Peel and wash the taro, cut the pork belly into pieces
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Put appropriate amount of oil in the wok, add ginger slices and chili pepper
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Add pork belly
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Add cooking wine and light soy sauce
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Add seasonings
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Add the taro and stir-fry for a while, then turn off the heat and pour into the electric pressure cooker
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Pour a bowl of water, close the lid, and select the quick cooking button,
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It can be eaten in half an hour. My husband and I both like it very much
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Really delicious