Sauted Diced Pork with sour cowpea
Introduction:
"Years have been mercilessly mottling your black hair. Now our children have been mothers and fathers for many years, and we deeply appreciate your hardships. This year, we are children, and we want to spend father's day with you. The nearest distance gives us the opportunity to go back home often and speed up our children's gratitude. This year, the children will be in the previous year's father's Day telephone blessing into action! Dad: I wish you good health! Happy forever
Production steps:
Step 1: Ingredients: sour cowpea lean meat Chaotian pepper ginger soy sauce sesame oil five flavor powder starch vegetable oil chicken essence
Step 2: Method: 1. Dice the sour cowpea, wash the pepper and cut into small circles, and cut the ginger into powder
Step 3: wash the lean meat and cut it into small cubes. Mix with starch, five spice powder and sesame oil evenly and stand still for a while
Step 4: heat 70% of the oil in the pan, add lean diced meat, fry until discolored, and remove
Step 5: leave the bottom oil in the pot, add ginger and pepper ring, and saute until fragrant
Step 6: stir fry with sour cowpea
Step 7: add lean diced meat and stir fry for a while,
Step 8: add soy sauce and chicken essence to taste it
Materials required:
Sour cowpea: right amount
Lean meat: moderate
Chaotian pepper: right amount
Soy sauce: right amount
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Sesame oil: appropriate amount
Five spice powder: appropriate amount
Starch: right amount
Note: generally, sour cowpea is very salty. You have to taste it when frying, and then add salt, or it will be salty. If you don't eat pepper, you can put it less or not. It's the same delicious.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: stir fry
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: hot and sour
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