Sauteed pork slices with pickled mustard and winter bamboo shoots

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Sauteed pork slices with pickled mustard and winter bamboo shoots
The main ingredients of pickled mustard are protein, carotene, dietary fiber, minerals, etc. It is known as "natural monosodium glutamate" and is rich in chemical components that produce umami flavor. After being cured and fermented, its taste becomes stronger; pickled mustard can strengthen the spleen and appetizer, replenish qi and essence, and increase food and help spirit.
Can be eaten by the general population

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Steps for Sauteed pork slices with pickled mustard and winter bamboo shoots

  • Make  step 0
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    Ingredients: One pickled mustard
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    Winter bamboo shoot
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    Take a little lean meat
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    A carrot
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    Wash the mustard tuber and cut it into slices for later use
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    Remove the shell of winter bamboo shoots, rinse and slice
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    Take appropriate amount of lean meat, slice it, mix well with 1 teaspoon of cooking wine, a little salt, and 1 teaspoon of potato flour. It is best to add some vegetable oil to mix to prevent sticking to the pan.
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    Slice carrot for use
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    Sit in the pan and heat a spoonful of oil, add carrots and stir-fry first
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    Put the meat slices quickly, slide and stir fry
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    Pour in the winter bamboo shoots slices and stir fry
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    Add pickled mustard and stir fry
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    Add 1 teaspoon of salt to taste, and cover with a little water for 2-3 minutes
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    Remove the pan and load the plate
  • Sauteed pork slices with pickled mustard and winter bamboo shoots Make Tips

    1. Winter bamboo shoots can also be blanched in water before frying. 2. Pregnant women and people with chronic diarrhea should not eat it, and patients with respiratory diseases, diabetes, and hypertension should eat less pickled mustard.