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Trotters with Ginger - Serves 4
What You'll Need:
- 4 pig's trotters
- 250g (8oz) green ringer
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 1 1/2 cups brown vinegar
- 2 thin Chinese turnips |
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1. Ask the butcher to cut the trotters into 5cm ( 2 in.) pieces.
Place trotters into large bowl, cover with cold water, allow to
stand for 15 minutes. Drain, cover with fresh water, allow to
stand for 15 minutes. Drain place trotters in large saucepan or
small boiler. Cover well with cold water. Place over heat, bring
to boil. Cover and boil for one minute, drain. Cover again with
cold water, bring for one minute, drain. |

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2. With
small sharp knife, scrape skin from ginger, cut ginger into
chunky pieces, approximately 1cm (1/2 in.) Peel Chinese turnips,
cut into 2 5cm (1 in) lengths. |
3.
Return trotters to pan, add vinegar and sugar. Add prepared
ginger, stir until combined. Place pan over heat, bring to boil,
reduce heat, cover and simmer two hours. Stir occasionally. |

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turnips to pan, cover, simmer for a further 60 minutes. During
last 15 minutes of cooking time, remove lid, increase heat
slightly. Ginger sauce should be reduced enough to coat pig's
trotters in a thick glaze. Be careful, as the reduced liquid can
burn on the bottom of pan. Stir occasionally during the last 15
minutes of cooking time. |
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