Beer-flavored roasted pork knuckle
Overview
When it comes to famous dishes that are world-renowned, German pork knuckle is one of them. In addition to braised pork, we might as well change the taste. Although the processing time is long, the result is that the skin of the finished product is crispy and melts in the mouth, and the pork is soft but not sticky, and fat but not greasy. Because it has been marinated for two days, it naturally has a bit of bacon flavor and is very delicious.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the elbows and put them into a large bowl. Rub with a little more salt for a few minutes.
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Remove the leaves from the celery, keep the stems and dice it, dice the onion, smash the garlic with a kitchen knife and add it to 1.
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Add a handful of dried spices, bay leaves and dark beer to 2. Seal 4 pieces with plastic wrap and marinate in the refrigerator for 24-48 hours. Remember to open the back side 12 hours in the middle so that the elbows can be evenly and fully flavored.
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Take out the marinated elbow and place it on a clean plate
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Steam for two hours. Steam until the meat is crispy and falls off the bones
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Take out the steamed elbow, wrap it with tin foil (it doesn’t need to be completely sealed, just leave it open), and bake it in the middle shelf of the oven at 200 degrees for 1 hour.