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Braising Spice Mix is a blend of spices used in Chinese braised dishes, popular in southern cuisines like Cantonese and Sichuanese. Typically including star anise, cinnamon, Sichuan peppercorns, cloves, dried tangerine peel, and grass cardamom, the mix varies by region and recipe.
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Braising Spice Mix is a blend of spices used in Chinese braised dishes, popular in southern cuisines like Cantonese and Sichuanese. Typically including star anise, cinnamon, Sichuan peppercorns, cloves, dried tangerine peel, and grass cardamom, the mix varies by region and recipe. Slow-cooked to release rich aromas, it creates a flavorful braising liquid for meats, tofu, or eggs, imparting a distinctive savory and aromatic taste.
Braising Spice Mix
Braising spice mix is the soul of Chinese braised dishes, varying by region (e.g., Cantonese, Teochew). Common spices include star anise, cinnamon, and Sichuan peppercorns. Below are three classic recipes for home use, scalable for meats, eggs, or tofu. Reuse the braising liquid for deeper flavor over time.
1. Basic Cantonese Braising Mix (For 2-3 lbs meat)
Ingredients
Star anise: 4-6 pieces
Cinnamon bark: 1-2 sticks (about 5cm)
Sichuan peppercorns: 1 tbsp
Fennel seeds: 1 tsp
Grains of paradise (or cardamom): 1-2 pods
Cloves: 4-6
Licorice root: 2-3 slices
Bay leaves: 2-3
Dried tangerine peel: 1 piece (optional)
Steps
Rinse spices and tie in a muslin bag.
Boil 2.5L water, add bag, simmer 15-20 mins on medium heat.
Add 200ml light soy, dark soy (for color), salt, sugar, and rice wine; simmer 5 mins.
Soak or braise ingredients 30-60 mins off heat, or simmer until cooked.
Tips: Remove bag post-simmer; store liquid refrigerated, refresh with new spices for reuse.
2. Handcrafted Cantonese Mix (For de-fishing, ideal for chicken/pork)
Ingredients
Black cardamom: 1 pod
Galangal: 2 thick slices
Dried tangerine peel: 1 piece
Cinnamon bark: 1 piece (1x1cm)
Licorice root: 3 slices
Star anise: 2 pieces
Fennel seeds: 1 tsp
Cloves: A pinch
White cardamom: 2-3 pieces (optional)
Steps
Lightly crush spices if desired.
Add to pot with water and rice wine (about 2L); boil then simmer 1 hour.
Stir in light/dark soy and rock sugar until dissolved.
Blanch ingredients, then braise 20-40 mins on low heat.
Tips: Galangal enhances de-fishing; "revive" reused liquid with 1/3 new spices.
3. Five-Spice Braising Mix (Simple version for eggs/veggies)
Ingredients
Star anise: 2 pieces
Fennel seeds: 2 tsp
Sichuan peppercorns: 2 tsp
Licorice root: 6 slices
Cinnamon bark: 1 stick
Grains of paradise: 1 pod
Dried tangerine peel: 1/4 piece
Steps
Bag spices, boil in 12 cups water for 30 mins, remove bag.
Add soy sauces, rock sugar, ginger, and scallions; bring to boil and season.
Soak or simmer ingredients 15-30 mins.
Tips: Balanced aroma for beginners; add monk fruit seeds for subtle sweetness.
Teochew braising liquid (also known as Chaoshan braising water) is renowned for its soft, fragrant, and mellow profile—rich yet not overly salty. It's ideal for braising goose, duck, meats, eggs, or tofu. Key is the galangal (nan jiang) for soulful flavor; reuse the liquid for deeper taste over time. Below are three classic recipes, scaled for 18 lbs water; adjust to preference.
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🥘 Recipe: (included in the pack)
Braising Ingredients: 1 portion of braising liquid (place in a fish soup bag and secure the bag), garlic, shallots, ginger, scallions, salt, rock sugar, Shaoxing wine or rose wine, dark soy sauce, and light soy sauce. Add 2 to 3 liters of water.
Cooking Instructions: First, chop the garlic, shallots, ginger, and scallions until fluffy and sauté in oil until fragrant. Then add the water. Bring to a boil, then add the salt, rock sugar, Shaoxing wine or rose wine, and braising liquid. Simmer for approximately 30 minutes (no more than 45 minutes). Remove the braising liquid and refrigerate until ready for use. For dark braising, add dark and light soy sauce. For white braising, simply add salt or fish sauce to water (you can add pork belly, dried shrimp, or dried scallop water to enhance the flavor).
Storing the Braising Liquid: Bring to a boil after each use. Allow to cool, then refrigerate until ready for use.
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