The most authentic and classic way is to dip it in soy sauce with garlic water – it instantly brings back memories of my dad’s cooking. Of course, eating it on a hot summer day can be a bit warm! A delicious Northeastern Chinese Sauerkraut Stew with Pork and Glass Noodles recipe.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| sauerkraut (suancai) | 500g |
| glass noodles (fentiao) | as needed |
| salt | 4 tsp |
| pork neck bones | 500g |
| MSG | 1 tbsp |
| scallion | 4 segments |
| ginger | 6 slices |
| star anise | 2 as needed |
| garlic (minced) | 3 cloves |
| soy sauce | 1 tbsp |

Blanch the pork neck bones, rinse clean, then place in fresh hot water with scallion and ginger. Simmer gently for 2 hours to make a rich pork broth.

Squeeze excess liquid from the rinsed sauerkraut. Stir-fry in pork lard with star anise, scallion, and ginger until the moisture cooks off and the cabbage is fragrant. Add to the pork broth and continue simmering for 20 minutes.

Add the soaked glass noodles and blanched pork blood to the stew. Continue simmering for another 20 minutes. Season with salt and MSG, then serve.
The most authentic and classic way is to dip it in soy sauce with garlic water – it instantly brings back memories of my dad’s cooking. Of course, eating it on a hot summer day can be a bit warm! A delicious Northeastern Chinese Sauerkraut Stew with Pork and Glass Noodles recipe.
Blanch the pork neck bones, rinse clean, then place in fresh hot water with scallion and ginger. Simmer gently for 2 hours to make a rich pork broth.
Squeeze excess liquid from the rinsed sauerkraut. Stir-fry in pork lard with star anise, scallion, and ginger until the moisture cooks off and the cabbage is fragrant. Add to the pork broth and continue simmering for 20 minutes.
Add the soaked glass noodles and blanched pork blood to the stew. Continue simmering for another 20 minutes. Season with salt and MSG, then serve.