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Spicy Intestine and Blood Stew

見た目は地獄、味は天国!豚の血とモツの激辛・薬膳シチュー

Spice 4 Cooking difficulty: HighNone
For Spicy Food Lovers Xiaochi Spicy Blood and Offal Stew

Description

A signature tavern menu where 'Duck Blood' (blood tofu) and pork intestines are stewed in a bright red super-spicy broth flavored with Sichuan peppercorns, doubanjiang, and Suan Cai, then thickened.

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Recipe

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. [Authentic Recipe]
  2. [Prep] Thoroughly wash pork intestines with salt and vinegar, parboil until soft. Cut Duck Blood (coagulated pudding-like blood, pig's blood works too) into bite-sized pieces and blanch.
  3. Heat generous oil in a wok, slowly fry Sichuan peppercorns and dried chilies on low to transfer numbing heat (remove spices).
  4. Sauté Pixian doubanjiang, garlic, ginger, and 'Suan Cai (fermented mustard greens)'—which adds an accent—in that oil until fragrant.
  5. Add pork bone broth (or water), soy sauce, wine, and sugar, boil, toss in intestines and duck blood, and simmer on medium until flavors penetrate.
  6. Once the Suan Cai acidity and doubanjiang heat soak into the offal, thicken heavily with potato starch.
  7. Finally, add scallions (or garlic scapes) and sesame oil, serving it vigorously boiling on a tabletop stove (alcohol lamp).
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips

Key spices

Sichuan pepper numbing and Doubanjiang

Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets

Pork offal and firm tofu (cannot replicate Duck Blood texture)

Pairing

White Rice(minimum 3 bowls needed)

Trivia

[For Spicy Food Lovers] Auspiciously named: 'Wu Geng' (pre-dawn/keeping fire going), 'Chang' (pork intestine), 'Wang' (blood/prosperity). Duck blood smoothness, offal elasticity, and Sichuan numbing push rice consumption speed past its limit. A demonic dish.

Eating tips & etiquette

[Unique Eating] Put the jiggly Duck Blood along with the bright red super-spicy thick soup over rice, mixing and eating it like Mapo Tofu!

Allergen

Soy, Pork, Wheat

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