Fried pork
Introduction:
Production steps:
Step 1: the green pepper I used is Yugan pepper from Jiangxi Province. It's very spicy. I didn't buy it spicy enough this time, so I added some dry peppers. Wash the green pepper and drain it. If you can't buy this kind of green pepper, you can replace it with sharp pepper and Hangzhou pepper.
Step 2: cut in half.
Step 3: blanch pork and slice.
Step 4: the ingredients are ready.
Step 5: add a little oil to the frying pan and heat it to 50%. Saute the lobster sauce, ginger and garlic until fragrant.
Step 6: stir fry the sliced meat.
Step 7: stir fry until the edge of the meat is slightly burnt, add cooking wine, then pour in green pepper, stir well.
Step 8: put soy sauce, salt and chicken essence in turn, then put coriander or celery leaves in the frying pan, stir well.
Materials required:
Pork: 150g
Green pepper: 100g
Douchi: a little
Minced garlic: a little
Ginger: a little
Coriander: a little
Soy sauce: 1 tablespoon
Cooking wine: a little
Salt: a little
Chicken essence: a little
Note: this kind of hot pepper should not be fried too well. It's a little crispy to taste delicious and spicy. The so-called "stir fry" is called "quick fry" here. The main feature is that when cooking, the fire should be large and the time of stir fry is short. Only when the finished product comes out can it be delicious.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: medium spicy
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