Fried pork slices with Pleurotus eryngii
Introduction:
"We didn't eat Pleurotus eryngii very often. Later, my colleagues told me that Pleurotus eryngii tasted very good and had rich nutrition, so I came into contact with this kind of fungus. Then I really fell in love with Pleurotus eryngii, its white and fat body, and its crisp, tender and smooth taste..."
Production steps:
Step 1: wash Pleurotus eryngii and cut into slices.
Step 2: slice lean pork and marinate with oyster sauce.
Step 3: blanch Pleurotus eryngii in boiling water.
Step 4: add appropriate amount of vegetable oil into the frying pan, and stir fry the meat slices.
Step 5: add onion, ginger and garlic and stir fry.
Step 6: add Pleurotus eryngii and stir fry.
Step 7: add appropriate amount of oyster sauce, soy sauce, salt, chicken essence, stir fry evenly.
Materials required:
Pleurotus eryngii: 300g
Lean pork: 100g
Scallion: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Oyster sauce: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Note: Pleurotus eryngii in blanching time must not be too long, will affect the taste.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Ten minutes: Making
Taste: Original
Chinese PinYin : Xing Bao Gu Chao Rou Pian Xia Ji Kai Wei Kou De Xiao Chao
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