Pork Hock Vinegar Ginger at Sam Vanthoff blog

Pork Hock Vinegar Ginger. It's full of ginger aroma and the pig's trotters are so moist, tender and succulent, after the slow simmering in the aromatic yet pungent sweet and sour black vinegar. Preheat a big pot over high heat. Pig’s feet with sweet vinegar and ginger 豬腳薑醋. Rub the pig’s trotter with coarse salt and use a knife to scrape the skin to remove any scum on the skin to get rid of the porky smell. Just massive amount of vinegar and ginger is used to prepare one pot of this. For this dish, i prefer using the feet because there’s less meat and more collagen on them. 730 gm pork trotter (pork hocks/pork knuckles) 200 gm ginger, old or young. Cut the bentong ginger and young ginger into chunks and lightly bruise with a cleaver for better absorption of the vinegar. Set aside for later use. If you never had this bowl of goodness before, this bowl of deep brown looking soft and succulent pig trotter flavoured with a gingery sweet vinegar is really irresistably good. Learn how a 2x james beard award winning chinese chef cooks this pork knuckles in ginger vinegar stew (豬脚薑醋) recipe, drawing from over 50 years of experience. You can make this dish with the pig’s front trotters (in chinese, we call them the “hands”, 豬手 zhū shǒu) or back trotters (the “feet”, 豬腳 zhū jǐao). The main ingredients for a nice pot of this dish are just the pork trotters, ginger and the sweet sour vinegar.

If you never had this bowl of goodness before, this bowl of deep brown looking soft and succulent pig trotter flavoured with a gingery sweet vinegar is really irresistably good. Set aside for later use. Preheat a big pot over high heat. Rub the pig’s trotter with coarse salt and use a knife to scrape the skin to remove any scum on the skin to get rid of the porky smell. You can make this dish with the pig’s front trotters (in chinese, we call them the “hands”, 豬手 zhū shǒu) or back trotters (the “feet”, 豬腳 zhū jǐao). It's full of ginger aroma and the pig's trotters are so moist, tender and succulent, after the slow simmering in the aromatic yet pungent sweet and sour black vinegar. The main ingredients for a nice pot of this dish are just the pork trotters, ginger and the sweet sour vinegar. Cut the bentong ginger and young ginger into chunks and lightly bruise with a cleaver for better absorption of the vinegar. Pig’s feet with sweet vinegar and ginger 豬腳薑醋. For this dish, i prefer using the feet because there’s less meat and more collagen on them.

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Pork Hock Vinegar Ginger 730 gm pork trotter (pork hocks/pork knuckles) 200 gm ginger, old or young. Set aside for later use. Learn how a 2x james beard award winning chinese chef cooks this pork knuckles in ginger vinegar stew (豬脚薑醋) recipe, drawing from over 50 years of experience. It's full of ginger aroma and the pig's trotters are so moist, tender and succulent, after the slow simmering in the aromatic yet pungent sweet and sour black vinegar. For this dish, i prefer using the feet because there’s less meat and more collagen on them. Just massive amount of vinegar and ginger is used to prepare one pot of this. Pig’s feet with sweet vinegar and ginger 豬腳薑醋. 730 gm pork trotter (pork hocks/pork knuckles) 200 gm ginger, old or young. Cut the bentong ginger and young ginger into chunks and lightly bruise with a cleaver for better absorption of the vinegar. The main ingredients for a nice pot of this dish are just the pork trotters, ginger and the sweet sour vinegar. If you never had this bowl of goodness before, this bowl of deep brown looking soft and succulent pig trotter flavoured with a gingery sweet vinegar is really irresistably good. You can make this dish with the pig’s front trotters (in chinese, we call them the “hands”, 豬手 zhū shǒu) or back trotters (the “feet”, 豬腳 zhū jǐao). Rub the pig’s trotter with coarse salt and use a knife to scrape the skin to remove any scum on the skin to get rid of the porky smell. Preheat a big pot over high heat.