Braised pork with cowpea
Introduction:
"This is my husband's new work again. He is the best at the so-called home cooking... Let's support him!"
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare materials
Step 2: pour oil into ginger and star anise and stir until fragrant
Step 3: stir fry the pork
Step 4: stir fry until discolored, add scallion and continue to stir fry
Step 5: add red pepper and stir fry
Step 6: stir fry until the water content is almost the same, add the soy sauce
The seventh step: put in the Baijiu to make the meat full of wine.
Step 8: good color
Step 9: wash cowpea, cut off and put it in
Step 10: add garlic and stir fry twice
Step 11: pour some water and cook a little. If you like hard cowpea, put less water. If you like soft cowpea, put more water
Step 12: OK
Materials required:
Cowpea: right amount
Pork: moderate
Scallion: right amount
Star anise: right amount
Garlic: right amount
Dry pepper: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Salt: right amount
Old style: moderate
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Baijiu: moderate amount
Note: when burning cowpea, you must not cover the pot, because the cowpea color is not good-looking!
Production difficulty: simple
Process: firing
Ten minutes: Making
Taste: slightly spicy
Chinese PinYin : Jiang Dou Shao Rou
Braised pork with cowpea
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