My father told me that in the past, when large families in Sichuan hired chefs, they had to take a three-course exam
Fish-flavored shredded pork is one of them; what are the other two dishes? Guess what? hehe
I think everyone has a dish that they will never get tired of eating
When you t know what to order, when you have no appetite,
Even after three to five days without eating, I miss it very much, like a lover...
fish-flavored pork
By RethaStanton
Recipe Recommendations
- pig lean meat 200 grams
- dried fungus 5 grams
- onion 25 grams
- garlic 4-merous
- Jiang 15 grams
- pickled pepper 25 grams
- salt 1 grams
- white sugar 15 grams
- vinegar 10 grams
- starch 15 grams
- edible oil 100 grams
- chicken essence 3 grams
- cooking wine 5 grams
- hot and sour
- fried
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for fish-flavored pork
1
Soak dry fungus in hot water and shred; shred lean meat, add a little salt and 10 grams of wet starch, mix well and marinate for 10 minutes; shred ginger and garlic, chop pickled peppers and onions.2
Heat the pan, pour in the oil, and smooth the shredded pork (here is the frying method of hot and cold oil, the shredded pork does not stick easily to the pan); stir-fry until the shredded pork does not stick to each other and turns white, serve for later use, leaving the base oil.3
Heat the oil over high heat, add pickled peppers and shredded ginger, stir-fry until the aroma is fragrant, add shredded pork, add shredded garlic, add vinegar, cooking wine, and salt, and stir fry quickly; add white sugar, stir-fry for half a minute, add wet starch, stir-fry well, add chopped green onion chicken essence, and take up the pan.fish-flavored pork Make Tips
The reason why minced garlic is not put into the pan with minced ginger is to avoid frying it soft. Some chefs like to mix vinegar, sugar and wet starch into juice and pour it directly in. Personally, they like to add them in turn, just like every relationship is gradual. Food needs to be in love just like taste buds, and love the fresh feeling of different moments. Are your taste buds ready to move?