13/01/2021 19:58

Steps to Prepare Quick Brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth

by Anthony Perez

Brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth
Brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth

Hello everybody, hope you’re having an incredible day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth using 14 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth:
  1. Get pork bones
  2. Prepare pork belly or fresh ham cut
  3. Prepare onion
  4. Make ready anchovies
  5. Make ready dried shiitake mushroom
  6. Make ready cloves, 4 ansies, 1 cinnamon stick
  7. Get Ginger root
  8. Get eggs
  9. Take organic bokchoy
  10. Prepare baby sweet bell peppers
  11. Make ready shoyu
  12. Take dark soy sauce
  13. Prepare sugar
  14. Make ready Salt

I used brown rice because of diet restrictions. I followed the advice of other reviewers and subbed brown rice for white rice. Instead of beef broth I used beef consomme and I added a small can (drained) of sliced mushrooms. But, there's one thing that I think I can improve on and that's the actual flavor of the pasta.

Steps to make Brown rice pasta cooked in pork bone broth:
  1. Roast pork bone at 370F for 1 hour. Transfer roasted bones into a large soup pot at least could hold 5qt water. Add all dried herbs and pork belly or ham. Cook for 1 hour until a fork easily get through.
  2. Remove pork meat from soup broth. Cut belly into bite size cubes. In a large pot, sauté onions, belly peppers rings and pork in oil. Season with soy sauce and sugar. Add 2 cups of hot water and allow it to simmer until the sauce reduced and thicken.
  3. In a large pot, bring 2 qt of water into a boil. Cook brown rice pasta according to the package instruction time minus 2 minutes.
  4. In a third pot, fill up 12 cups of pork bone broth. Blanch bokchoy for 30 seconds and remove it. Season the broth with soy sauce.
  5. Pan fry 4 sunrise eggs and set aside.
  6. In a stone pot, place 4 oz of cooked brown rice pasta. 4 oz blanched bokchoy. Layer 1 egg and 1 shiitake mushroom. 2 pieces of braised pork belly meat and pour 3 cups of seasoned broth on top. Serve hot.

Instead of beef broth I used beef consomme and I added a small can (drained) of sliced mushrooms. But, there's one thing that I think I can improve on and that's the actual flavor of the pasta. I remember seeing a video from a famous chef, I can't remember who, but they said that a great way to improve the flavor of pasta is by boiling it in a broth, such as chicken broth. I think this could really improve the. Pork bones, beef bones, fish bones are some of the common ingredients for making Asian bone broth/soups.

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