How to wash pig large intestine

During the Chinese New Year, many families will buy some pig intestines. Many people like to eat pig intestines, especially those fried with chili peppers. The taste is very good. We feel good when eating it, but we feel very strenuous when cleaning the pig intestines. Pig intestines are difficult to clean. There are a lot of feces in them, and if they are not cleaned properly, they will have a bad smell. Let’s take a look at how to clean pig intestines.

Every Chinese New Year, my father would always buy some pig intestines, but the task of cleaning the pig intestines would be given to my mother. Cleaning pig intestines is very troublesome, and it usually takes a long time to clean it. Today we will introduce to you how to clean pig intestines.

Method 1

1. Salt and flour (starch is also fine): After flushing the pig large intestine with clean water to remove the mucus, sprinkle salt and flour inside and outside the intestine, rub it repeatedly, rinse it with clean water, put it into boiling water, pick it up and scrape off the dirt.

2. Cooking wine. Put the large intestine processed in the first step into a container, pour in cooking wine, rub it repeatedly inside and out, and then rinse it with clean water.

3. Rice washing water. Washing the processed large intestine in rice washing water can better remove the odor.

Method 2

Before cleaning, turn the large intestine inside out and remove all the oil and dirt.

1. When cleaning pig large intestine, add some vinegar and a tablespoon of alum to the water, rub it several times, and then rinse it with clean water several times to clean it.

2. Add some salt and alkali to the offal you buy before cleaning to reduce the odor.

3. Using rice water to clean pig intestines and stomach is also very effective.

4. Wash the pig intestines with sauerkraut water twice and the fishy smell can be basically eliminated.

5. Secret recipe: Wash it several times with flour and vinegar respectively.

Method 3:

Place the pig intestines in clean water, wash off the mucus, sprinkle a proper amount of flour inside and outside the pig intestines, rub them repeatedly several times, rinse with clean water, then boil the pig intestines, take them out and rinse with cold water, and scrape off the dirt with a knife.

Also: soak the pig intestines in a mixture of light salt and vinegar for a while, remove the dirt, soak them in rice washing water for a while, and then gently rub them twice in clean water. If you put a few pieces of orange peel in the rice washing water, the odor will be easier to remove

Method 4:

1. Add salt and flour (starch is also fine). Rinse the pig intestines with clean water to remove the mucus, then sprinkle the salt and flour inside and outside the intestines, rub them vigorously, rinse with clean water, put them into boiling water, pick them up, and scrape off the dirt.

2. Sprinkle the ingredients. Place the large intestine processed in the first step into a container, pour in the ingredients, scrub it repeatedly inside and out, and then rinse it with clean water.

3. Rice washing water. Washing the processed large intestine in rice washing water can better remove the odor.

Method 5:

First, put the pig intestines in a bowl, then add cornstarch and salt into the bowl, and slowly clean the pig intestines with your hands for about two or three minutes.

Add cornstarch, salt and a little vinegar, rub it with your hands for four or five minutes, turn the pig intestine over and rub it for another few minutes, and finally rinse off the cornstarch and salt with clean water.

Method 6:

Before cleaning, turn the intestines inside out and remove all the oil and dirt inside.

1. When washing pig large intestine, add some vinegar and a tablespoon of alum to the water, rub it several times, and then rinse it with clean water several times to clean it.

2. Add some salt and alkali to the offal you buy before cleaning to reduce the odor.

3. Using rice water to clean pig intestines and pig stomachs is also very effective.

4. Wash the pig intestines with pickled cabbage water twice and the fishy smell will be completely eliminated.

5. Wash it several times with flour and vinegar respectively.

Now that you know how to wash pig intestines, you won’t have to spend so much effort in washing them in the future. Sometimes, if the pig intestines are not washed cleanly, they will not only have a bad smell, but also be very bitter. Generally, many people do not have the patience when washing pig intestines, and they just wash them a few times. Everyone should quickly save the method we introduced today, and you will definitely need it in the future.