
Revised White Meat Blood Sausage with Pickled Cabbage
A reimagined Northeastern classic: pork belly simmered with aromatics until tender, sliced thin, and layered with tangy pickled cabbage and blood sausage in a bubbling pot. The sauerkraut cooks down in oil and broth for over an hour, turning mellow, rich, and deeply satisfying.
Instructions
- 1

Boil the pork with scallions, ginger, and Sichuan pepper water for 20 minutes.
- 2

Let it cool and set aside.
- 3

Slice the pork thinly.
- 4

Prepare the blood sausage in advance, blanch it in boiling water for five minutes, then soak it in cold water for one minute; it won't break apart when cutting.
- 5

The longer this dish stews, the more delicious it becomes. Many people like to eat tender blood sausage, so leave them half and just blanch it before eating.
- 6

Wash the pickled vegetables thoroughly and then cut them into shreds.
- 7

Add more base oil, the pickled vegetables absorb the oil, sauté the pickled vegetables with the fragrance of green onions and ginger, and stir-fry the pickled vegetables until the moisture is gone.
- 8

Just fry the pickled vegetables in oil, then add water or bone broth and simmer for 40 minutes.
- 9

Add pork belly, half a piece of bouillon cube, salt, and white pepper. Then simmer for another 40 minutes.
- 10

Move it into the hot pot, add the blood sausage, and let it bubble while eating. I like to eat well-cooked blood sausage because I find it chewy.
- 11

Mashed garlic seasoned with Supreme Soy Sauce made into garlic paste, eaten with blood sausage and white meat, very fragrant and tasty.
- 12

With a bowl of rice, a plate of peanuts, and a sip of liquor, I am a Northeastern wife. This dish has been modified according to my own taste. Foodies who, like me, love to eat traditional blood sausage should not miss it.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- pickled vegetables500g
- Five-flower250g
- Blood sausage500g