
Exclusive Walnut Flower and Seaweed Stewed Pig Trotters
Pig trotters long-stewed with overnight-soaked kelp and dried walnut flowers, a mineral-rich, gelatinous soup with earthy, briny depth and soft collagen texture.
Instructions
- 1

Soak the kelp the night before, then clean it thoroughly and cut it into pieces.
- 2

Put a small handful of dried walnut flowers into the bowl.
- 3

Add clean water and soak overnight, changing the water a few times during this period.
- 4

Put the pig trotters into cold water, ready to blanch.
- 5

Bring to a rolling boil, remove the blood blisters, and blanch for three minutes.
- 6

After blanching, start another pot of water, add a smashed piece of ginger, and put in the blanched pig trotters.
- 7

Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to low heat and simmer for about half an hour.
- 8

At this time, add the kelp and continue to simmer over low heat for another half hour.
- 9

These are soaked walnut flowers.
- 10

Put it into the pot and continue to simmer for ten minutes, until the pig trotters are fully cooked, then season with an appropriate amount of salt and chicken essence.
- 11

The nutritious walnut, daylily, kelp, and pig's trotter soup is ready.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Pig's trotters2 pieces
- walnut blossoma small handful
- Kelp1 piece
Auxiliary Ingredients
- Ginger1 piece