Sauteed pork with garlic
By ErynOrtiz
This is a very simple home-cooked dish. The ingredients are not particular about and the operation is not complicated. It is a good dish to go with the meal.
Recipe Recommendations
- pork 250-200 grams
- garlic art. 2
- red pepper art. 2
- garlic 2 capsules
- salty and fresh
- fried
- half an hour
- simple
Steps for Sauteed pork with garlic

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Preparations: 1. Cut the pork into slices and place it in a bowl. Add 1 teaspoon of light soy sauce, 1 teaspoon of cooking wine (brandy is placed on this post), 1/4 teaspoon of salt, half a teaspoon of soy sauce, appropriate amount of pepper powder and about half of the index finger of sugar. Grasp it with your hands until it is glued, then add about 1 teaspoon of water, and then grasp it until the water is absorbed, add about half a teaspoon of water starch, and grasp it evenly with your hands. 2. Cut the garlic into sections, break the white part and cut it into pieces.
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Operation: 1. Remove the pan, heat the pan and put in the oil, then pour in the meat slices, wait for a moment, use a spoon or spatula to disperse, stir-fry the meat until it changes color and is just cooked, and serve for later use.
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2. Start another pot and heat slowly. Put the peppers first and push with a spoon to force out the color of the peppers. If the heat is urgent, not only will the color not be forced out, but the peppers will easily be overburnt.
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3. Pour in garlic slices and turn on high heat.
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4. Add the garlic after bursting with the aroma of garlic, stir fry a few times, add refined salt and pepper, and stir fry until 6-7 ripe.
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5. Pour in the fried meat slices, sprinkle with 1 teaspoon of cooking wine (or brandy or high-quality wine), evenly pocket and serve on the plate.Sauteed pork with garlic Make Tips
1. You can't fry the garlic without being cooked. The so-called raw onions and cooked garlic, but don't fry it too much. 2. When cooking wine is placed in stir-frying, draw it into an arc in the pan and slowly pour it, mainly by heating it directly on the edge of the pan to arouse the aroma of the wine.