STEP 1/12
It's frozen pig intestines. It's a variety of groups. There's head meat and salt pain, and it's called badger's gamtu. There's that, too. It's defrosting.
STEP 2/12
I'm going to boil it once at a time, remove the smell, leave only the intestinal soup, and put it in the freezer. Put the whole pepper, bay leaf, and octagonal back into the pack to catch the smell of the pig.
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And I'm going to add soybean paste to control the smell.
STEP 4/12
Put the defrosted pig intestines in a bucket. Pour water and boil it over high heat.
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While the intestines are being boiled, make the sauce for the intestines soup. Mix well with chili oil, red pepper powder, minced garlic, minced ginger, cheongyang red pepper, salted shrimp, anchovy sauce, and cooking wine.
STEP 6/12
It's boiled pig intestines. You can see the liver. There are a lot of foreign substances.
STEP 7/12
Remove all foreign substances neatly, wash them again, and cut them into bite-sized pieces. If you leave only the amount to put in the internal soup, put it in a plastic bag and go straight to the freezer!!!
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Put all kinds of intestines in the pot.
STEP 9/12
Pour the beef bone soup stock sold in the market.
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And please mix the sauce well and put it in.
STEP 11/12
The intestines are all cooked anyway, so if it boils up, put the green onions on top.
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It's a pork intestines soup with a thick soup made using spicy and abundant pig intestines.