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How to Make Delicious Cantonese-style Bacon
During the cold winter months, most families in our country will make bacon and sausages. Naturally, the taste of bacon and sausages varies by region. Among them, Sichuan and Cantonese styles are more widely known and preferred. A few days ago, I made Sichuan-style bacon; today, let's explore how to make delicious Cantonese-style bacon.How to Make Delicious Five-Spice Cantonese-style BaconIngredients Preparation600 grams pork belly, 25 grams light soy sauce, 20 grams dark soy sauce, 10 grams sugar, 10 grams salt, 15 grams rice wine, 2 star anise, ginger julienne, appropriate amount of Sichuan pepper, and cassia bark.Method Steps1. Wash the pork belly and drain it, then place it in a basin and add rice wine.2. Add sugar, salt, ginger julienne, dark soy sauce, light soy sauce, star anise, Sichuan pepper, etc., mix well, cover, and refrigerate for 12 hours.3. Thread the meat with string and hang it in a cool, ventilated area to air-dry for about 10 days.How to Make Delicious Home-Style Cantonese-style BaconIngredients Preparation10 catties pork belly, appropriate amount of ginger, 2 liang salt, appropriate amount of light soy sauce, appropriate amount of chicken essence, 2 liang Fenjiu, 1 liang white granulated sugar.Method Steps1. Cut the pork belly into… -
Winter, Several Teas Suitable for Boiling
Winter weather is cold and cool, making it the perfect time to boil a pot of tea. Enjoy the smooth warmth of the tea soup while also bringing a touch of warmth to the cold winter. What teas are suitable for boiling in winter? Let’s take a look... Dark Tea (Hei Cha) Dark tea is a post-fermented tea, using relatively coarse and mature leaves that undergo a long fermentation process, resulting in a rich aroma and robust flavor, with a dark brown tea soup. Dark tea can be steeped or boiled. The excellent adsorption properties of clay tea wares help eliminate impurities that may form during fermentation and storage, further enhancing the aged aroma of the dark tea. Additionally, the rugged and atmospheric nature of clay ware complements the dark tea’s simple and profound character, aligning well with its deep-aged charm. The coarser leaves of dark tea require boiling to release their functional components for better absorption by the body. The sweet, smooth taste after boiling is unforgettable. Citrus Pu'er Tea (Gan Pu Cha) Last year, Citrus Pu'er Tea, particularly the Little Green Tangerine variety, became incredibly popular. Combining the fresh zest of little green tangerines with the mellow richness… -
Southerners flock to NE China’s Harbin to experience local life in freezing winter
Harbin, known as China's "ice city" in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang, is experiencing a tourism boom as tourists from the country's warmer southern regions flock to the city to experience its famously cold winter. Data from third-party platforms showed that Harbin's popularity among domestic tourists has surged recently, making it a standout in the country's tourism market this winter. In addition to ice and snow leisure sites, Harbin's morning, vegetable, and night markets have seen a significant uptick in visitors, predominantly from southern China, where there is little snow in winter. Visitors from the south, often sporting light-colored down jackets and cute plush hats, are easily recognizable. Harbin's morning markets, known for their diverse offerings at reasonable prices, have been a hot topic on Chinese social media. Tourists visit the Harbin Ice-Snow World in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Dec. 18, 2023. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) The morning market on Hongzhuan Street in Daoli district was one of the first local morning markets to gain fame online. Long lines form at food stalls serving steaming local breakfast dishes, including egg burgers, sticky steamed buns stuffed with bean paste, stewed pears, and fried brown sugar cakes, as early as 6… -
Worried about not being able to sleep after drinking tea? Here are some tips!
On a cold winter night, brewing a pot of fine tea and savoring it slowly is such a wonderful enjoyment, warming both the stomach and the heart! The ancient verse, "When guests visit on a chilly night, tea serves as wine, the bamboo stove's water boils as the fire turns red," paints a beautiful picture of evening tea for many tea lovers. However, many tea enthusiasts refrain from drinking tea in the evening out of fear that it may cause insomnia. In fact, there are methods to enjoy tea at night without suffering from sleeplessness. If these methods don't work initially, you can try them a few more times. 1 First, people often say that they cannot sleep after drinking tea because it contains caffeine. Caffeine is a double-edged sword; it can keep you alert and energetic but can also prevent you from sleeping when it's time to rest. However, it's not accurate to generalize about insomnia caused by tea. For example, some tea enthusiasts mention that they experience insomnia with some teas but not others. Is this due to different caffeine contents in different types of tea? Can we compare the caffeine levels across the six major tea categories?…
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