stir-fried cowpea with shredded pork
By AbnerHegmann
Cowpeas, also known as beans, contain protein, fat, starch, phosphorus, calcium, iron, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, niacin and other ingredients. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it has sweet taste and mild nature, can nourish the kidney and strengthen the spleen, and has an auxiliary treatment effect on kidney deficiency, diabetes, frequent urination and other diseases.
Recipe Recommendations
- salty and fresh
- fried
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for stir-fried cowpea with shredded pork

1
Raw material map: cowpea (long beans), pork, garlic, pepper.
2
Cut the pork into shredded pork, pour it into a clean bowl, add cooking wine, and marinate with light soy sauce for a while.
3
Wash the cowpeas, cut off the head and root, throw them away, and then cut them into sections (long beans are not easy to wash, so wash them several times).
4
Beat the garlic into pieces, cut the peppers into small pieces and set aside.
5
Heat the pan to cool the oil, add the shredded pork until it changes color.
6
Add shredded garlic, pepper, and pepper powder and stir fry until fragrant.
7
Stir fry the ingredients until fragrant, then add the cowpeas and stir fry for two or three minutes.
8
Drizzle in soy sauce, clear water, and cook until done. (I would rather look bad. The beans must be stir-fried, otherwise it will cause poisoning).
9
Add appropriate amount of salt before taking out of the pan, or you can not put salt in it. Kitchen State soy sauce itself is very salty and fresh.