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Recipe | Braised two winters
Ingredients
300g mix of fat and lean pork 五花肉 (wúhuāròu)
20g white radish 白萝卜 (bāiluóbo)
15g scallion, shredded and sliced 葱 (cōng)
10g ginger 姜 (jiāng)
3 tablespoons of yellow wine 黄酒 (huángjiǔ)
4g salt 盐 (yān)
10g sugar 糖 (táng)
6g chicken extract 鸡精 (jījīng)
15g cornstarch 淀粉 (diànfěn)
1 egg 鸡蛋 (jīdàn)
450ml of cooking oil 食用油 (shíyòngyóu)
3 star anises 八角 (bājiǎo)
2 tablespoons of soy sauce 酱油 (jiàngyóu)
4 canolas 油菜 (yóucài)
Method:
1. Cut the meat into small chunks, and then chop the meat into a roughly cut mince.
2. Add the shredded radish, scallion, half the yellow wine, three quarters of the salt, sugar, chicken extract and the egg. Stir until the texture becomes sticky.
3. Add cornstarch and stir until even. Shape the mix into four balls, each about a handful in size.
4. Heat the oil and fry the meatballs on medium heat. Keep them turning until they are golden.
5. In a new wok, add sliced scallion, ginger, anises, yellow wine and soy sauce. Put in the meatballs and enough water to immerse them. Add in salt, sugar and chicken extract. Boil for 15 minutes on medium heat and dish up the meatballs. Mix cornstarch with water and pour the resulting sauce into the wok. Stir well and pour the hot sauce over the meatballs on the plate.
6. Immerse the canola in boiling water for five seconds and take them out. Set them around the meatballs, and the dish is ready to serve.