Fig and Dandelion Root Pig Lung Soup

Fig and Dandelion Root Pig Lung Soup
I haven't made pig lung soup in a long time. 😜 The reasons are: 1. Pig lungs are difficult to clean and require many steps. 2. I’m concerned about the source of pig lungs and don’t feel safe eating them. By chance, I found a supplier of 'reliable pork' with the perfect amount of pig lungs. So, I gathered the ingredients and started cooking...

Materials

Pig Lung 1/4 piece
Pig Bones 250 grams
Fig 5 pieces
Dandelion Root a small amount
Ginger 3 slices

How To Make

  1. Choose fresh and tender pig lungs for purchase. It's best to select pig bones that are meaty with less fat.

    Choose fresh and tender pig lungs for purchase. It's best to select pig bones that are meaty with less fat.
  2. Blanch the pig bones briefly to remove impurities, then clean and add water to start boiling.

    Blanch the pig bones briefly to remove impurities, then clean and add water to start boiling.
  3. Cut the pig lungs into pieces, soak, clean, and squeeze out excess water. Boil in hot water for 3-5 minutes, skimming off the foam that rises. Drain the dirty water, rinse with clean water, and squeeze the pig lungs repeatedly until the soaking water runs clear.

    Cut the pig lungs into pieces, soak, clean, and squeeze out excess water. Boil in hot water for 3-5 minutes, skimming off the foam that rises. Drain the dirty water, rinse with clean water, and squeeze the pig lungs repeatedly until the soaking water runs clear.
  4. Add the cleaned pig lungs along with the prepared ingredients into the pot to cook.

    Add the cleaned pig lungs along with the prepared ingredients into the pot to cook.
  5. Simmer on low heat for two hours, add salt to taste, and you're done! 😊

    Simmer on low heat for two hours, add salt to taste, and you're done! 😊