Hometown steamed pork with rice flour
By CasimirOlson
Ingredients: bean paste,salt,potatoes,pork belly,vegetable oil,MSG,soy sauce,water
Recipe Recommendations
- pork belly 1 block
- potatoes of 2
- salt appropriate amount
- bean paste appropriate amount
- vegetable oil appropriate amount
- MSG appropriate amount
- water appropriate amount
- soy sauce appropriate amount
- slightly spicy
- steamed
- an hour
- ordinary
Steps for Hometown steamed pork with rice flour

1
Wash the pork belly, add water to the pan, and cook until medium ripe.
2
Stir fry the coarse corn flour purchased in the supermarket for later use.
3
Peel the potatoes, wash them, and cut them into hob pieces.
4
Allow the cooked meat to dry for a while and cut into thin and evenly thick slices. Add a small amount of salt, monosodium glutamate, soy sauce, bean paste (red oil), and vegetable oil and mix well.
5
Add appropriate amount of cooked corn flour and mix well.
6
Take another bowl and put the mixed meat in, arrange 6 slices of meat skin side down, and one slice of meat skin side down at each end.
7
Mix the potatoes evenly with the same seasoning and place them in the bowl where the slices have been lined.
8
Add half a cup of water to a bowl and steam for 40 minutes.
9
Turn over the plate when eating.Hometown steamed pork with rice flour Make Tips
1. Bean paste (red oil) is for flavor and color. If red oil is used, no vegetable oil is added; if bean paste is used, salt should be added appropriately. 2. Why eight slices of meat? This dish was served at a banquet in my hometown. At that time, it was square tables, each table could seat eight people, so this number is still used today. 3. Be sure to add water before steaming, otherwise no matter how long it takes to steam, the meat will be dry, hard and not delicious. 4. Using corn flour is our hometown flavor. Of course, you can also process rice noodles yourself to steam them.