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Sliced pork and vegetables in a fiery chili-and-Sichuan-pepper broth — a signature Sichuan dish.
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\'Shuizhu\' literally means \'boiled in water,\' but the dish is anything but plain — rich with chili and oil, and visually dramatic. Though often associated with restaurants, spice-loving households do make it for weekend meals, making it a fitting anchor dish for this batch.
Coat the pork with potato starch. Roughly chop the cabbage.
Blanch the cabbage briefly in a pot and transfer to a serving bowl.
In the same pot, heat oil and cook the doubanjiang, Sichuan pepper, and garlic until fragrant.
Add water and soy sauce and bring to a boil.
Add the pork and simmer until it changes color.
Pour the meat and broth over the cabbage to finish.