STEP 1/13
Prepare meat for bossam. It's pork belly.
STEP 2/13
If you tie the meat with thread, it will be boiled more chewy.
STEP 3/13
1 onion, 1 whole garlic, 2 green onions. Prepare 2 pieces of carrot, 1 tablespoon of whole pepper, 1 tablespoon of instant coffee, 1 tablespoon of ginger powder, 2 tablespoon of refined rice wine, and 2 tablespoon of cooking wine. If you have Tongsaenggang, it's better if you slice it on the side.
STEP 4/13
Return 3 bay leaves and 1 tablespoon whole pepper to bag. Whole pepper and bay leaves are messy when floating in the soup.
STEP 5/13
I'm preparing starch water. Mix 2 tbsp potato starch and 2 tbsp water. This is the secret of keeping the bossam meat moist and not dry even when it gets cold.
STEP 6/13
Pour 2L of water into a pot, add 2 green onions, 7 whole garlic, 2 carrots, and 1 onion, and when it boils, add bay leaf and pepper in the bag. Then add 1 tablespoon instant coffee powder.
STEP 7/13
There is no ginger (it's better to cut ginger into pieces) so add 1 teaspoon of ginger powder, 2 tablespoons of cooking wine, and 2 tablespoons of refined rice wine. It's good for removing the smell of meat.
STEP 8/13
Put in the bossam meat
STEP 9/13
The starch water coats the meat. This is the secret of God.
STEP 10/13
The starch water went in, so the soup got a little thick, right?
STEP 11/13
It's well-done.
STEP 12/13
It's convenient to cut paper foil on a cutting board.
STEP 13/13
The meat looks delicious, right?