Kyo-su sauce

By VicentaLakin

Kyo-su sauce
It's a traditional Beijing-style dish, with pork spinach as its main ingredient, supported by sauces, such as sweet pasta, made of hot sauce, salty sweetness, fragrance and unique flavor. It's not a problem to make it at home, so a little bit more simple can make a unique kiki sauce。

Recipe Recommendations

  • pork tenderloin appropriate amount
  • bean skin appropriate amount
  • cucumber appropriate amount
  • scallion appropriate amount
  • salad oil appropriate amount
  • sweet sauce appropriate amount
  • white sugar appropriate amount
  • soy sauce appropriate amount
  • cooking wine appropriate amount
  • starch appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Kyo-su sauce

  • Make Kyo-su sauce step 0
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    Piggy spinal gravy, wine and salt, flattening, pickled for 20 minutes
  • Make Kyo-su sauce step 1
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    Bean skin cut, cucumber cut, onion chords, on disk
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    Sweet pasta with a small dilution of water and a small spoon of white sugar
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    (b) The salted silk is mixed with starch, a small amount of water and a proper amount of oil
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    (a) Refuelling in the pot, heating the little fire, pouring down the raisins, waiting for the raisins to change, and rejuvenation
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    Sweet pasta into a pot of fried incense
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    There are few bubbles in the sauce that come out of the sauce, pouring into the sauce and burning the fire
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    Out of the pan。
  • Kyo-su sauce Make Tips

    1. Cut the shredded meat as thinly as possible; 2. Marinate the shredded meat well, use plenty of oil, keep the heat low, and stir with chopsticks to separate the strands; 3. The green onion shreds should be fine, relying on the residual heat of the meat to cook them through; 4. Adjust the sauce according to your taste, adding or reducing the sugar and salt as appropriate; 5. Serve immediately after cooking; letting it cool affects the taste.