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Divanna on Instagram: "Tomato bone broth! My go-to non-spicy hot pot base 🍅   Give your broth some love the next time you make at-home hot pot.  Tomato Sauce: - 3 tomatoes  - 1 8oz tomato sauce or 2 tbsp tomato paste - 1 inch knob of ginger - 4-5 garlic cloves - 2 small shallots - 1 tsp sugar - Salt (to taste) - Oil   Bone Broth: - 2 lb pork bone (I used pork neck) - Water  Bone Broth Instructions: 1. To clean the pork bones, boil them in water for 10-15 minutes. Strain and rinse them. 2. In a stock pot, put in cleaned pork bones. Add enough water so it covers everything by 3 inches.  3. Cover and cook over low heat for 3-4 hours.  #hotpot #chinesehotpot #hotpotsoup #bonebroth #soup #broth #stock #tomatosoup #chinesefood" Hot Pot At Home, Chinese Hotpot, Pork Bones, Soup Broth, Stock Pot, Bone Broth, Tomato Soup, Shallots, Hot Pot

Divanna on Instagram: "Tomato bone broth! My go-to non-spicy hot pot base 🍅 Give your broth some love the next time you make at-home hot pot. Tomato Sauce: - 3 tomatoes - 1 8oz tomato sauce or 2 tbsp tomato paste - 1 inch knob of ginger - 4-5 garlic cloves - 2 small shallots - 1 tsp sugar - Salt (to taste) - Oil Bone Broth: - 2 lb pork bone (I used pork neck) - Water Bone Broth Instructions: 1. To clean the pork bones, boil them in water for 10-15 minutes. Strain and rinse them. 2…

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Spicy Sichuan Broth | San Francisco chef Melissa King uses this broth for hot pot, a celebratory dish that’s also an event unto itself. The broth is very aromatic, with an alluring deep-red hue and a pleasant tingle from Sichuan peppercorns. It’s intentionally unsalted, since it will pick up so much flavor from the ingredients cooked in it; in fact, you will probably need to dilute it with a little boiling water from time to time over the course of the evening. Beijing Noodles, Chinese Hot Pot, Vegetable Ramen, Asian Street Food, Tom Yum, Sour Soup, Chinese Food Recipes, Broth Recipes, Gardening Inspiration

San Francisco chef Melissa King uses this broth for hot pot, a celebratory dish that’s also an event unto itself. The broth is very aromatic, with an alluring deep-red hue and a pleasant tingle from Sichuan peppercorns. It’s intentionally unsalted, since it will pick up so much flavor from the ingredients cooked in it; in fact, you will probably need to dilute it with a little boiling water from time to time over the course of the evening. For shopping tips, see our Asian Market Shopping…

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