Hunan Cuisine: Fried Taro with bacon
Introduction:
"Taro has a high starch content. It can be eaten as a dish or a meal. As soon as the Lunar New Year is approaching, people begin to smoke cured meat. The meat made in this way can be preserved for a long time. Because this kind of bacon is usually made in December, "Bacon" also gets its name
Production steps:
Step 1: peel and slice taro.
Step 2: salt for 15 minutes and wash.
Step 3: put the steamer on the fire, add water to boil, add taro and bacon, steam for 5 minutes, take out taro, steam for 5 minutes, take out bacon.
Step 4: cool the bacon and cut into pieces of the same size as taro; wash the garlic and pepper and cut into horseshoe slices.
Step 5: put the pot on the fire, heat the oil, stir fry the garlic and pepper.
Step 6: pour in taro, add the soup of steamed bacon and stir fry until delicious.
Step 7: add bacon and seasoning with salt.
Step 8: continue to stir fry evenly, sprinkle with garlic leaves, turn a few times, then out of the pot.
Materials required:
Bacon: right amount
Taro: moderate
Garlic sprouts: right amount
Red pepper: right amount
Salt: right amount
Edible oil: right amount
Note: salting can make the taro taste better.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: half an hour
Taste: medium spicy
Chinese PinYin : Xiang Cai La Rou Chao Lao Yu Tou
Hunan Cuisine: Fried Taro with bacon
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