Braised pork tail with Taro
Introduction:
"Taro is an alkaline food with rich nutrients, which can prevent and treat cancer. It also has the functions of beauty and black hair. It is a treasure for vegetarianism in autumn and winter. Pig tail, also known as the skin beat skin, jiejiexiang. It is composed of cortex and sarcomere. The skin is rich in collagen, calcium, phosphorus, iron and other nutrients. Pig tail bone stew is also one of the good soups. Taro braised pig tail has the functions of Nourishing Yin, moistening dryness, nourishing blood, strengthening spleen and eliminating food. It can neutralize the acid accumulated in the body and adjust the acid-base balance of the human body
Production steps:
Materials required:
Pigtail: 4
Taro: 600g
Ginger: 1 piece
Star anise: 1
Oil: 2 teaspoons
Salt: right amount
Sugar: 15g
Black pepper: 1 tsp
matters needing attention:
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: firing
Production time: one hour
Taste: salty and fresh
Chinese PinYin : Yu Tou Hong Shao Zhu Wei
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