Pork is greasy and hard to wash? Let me teach you a home remedy that gets it clean and removes the gamey smell

When it comes to pork, we are certainly no strangers to it; the meat we eat most often is pork. Those of us who have cooked for ourselves know that when you buy pork at the wet market, you definitely have to wash it before you can stir-fry it. However, when many people wash pork, their hands end up covered in grease, and some of the dirt on the meat is also very hard to wash off clean. And if we stir-fry and eat it without washing that dirt off clean, it can also do a certain amount of "harm" to our health! So when washing meat, you still need to pay attention. Below I will teach you a "home remedy" that not only washes it clean, but also removes the gamey smell!

We usually cook rice first when we make a meal. So the "home remedy" talked about today is this: do not pour out the water used to wash the rice, put it in a basin, then take the pork you bought, first rinse it with water, then put the pork in the "rice-washing water" and soak it for 5-10 minutes, and the blood and dirt that can be removed from the pork will soak out.

This is because rice-washing water is a natural stain remover; after rice is washed in it, the clear water becomes acidic, so it can separate out the grease and grime in the pork very well, which means your hands will not be greasy and hard to clean when you wash it. And after washing, you can see a layer of oily stuff on top of the water; this is the grease and grime separated out by the rice-washing water.

After washing the pork in the rice-washing water, just rinse it once under the tap, and that is all. This way, not only will your hands not be covered in grease when washing, but the meat is also washed clean, and it can also remove the gamey smell from the pork. The dish you stir-fry this way will also be more fragrant and taste better!

So the pork you bought is oily and hard to wash? Let me teach you this "home remedy" of using rice-washing water to wash it, which not only washes it clean but also removes the gamey smell. Have you ever used this method when cooking at home?