Stir fried Sago
Introduction:
"After skinning, the meat is crisp, crisp and sweet. You can eat it raw or fried. You prefer to eat it raw. It's juicy and sweet. It can quench thirst and produce body fluid."
Production steps:
Step 1: one sarge, about 300g, 50g pork, soy sauce, salt
Step 2: after skinning, the meat is crisp, crisp and sweet. You can eat it raw or fried. You prefer to eat it raw, juicy and sweet.
Step 3: peel off the skin and cut it into thick strips
Step 4: slice pork
Step 5: fry the oil in the pan over low heat, fry it with a little salt, and the oil won't splash out easily
Step 6: stir fry sago together
Step 7: chage is easy to be cooked, stir fry until fragrant, put some salt and soy sauce
Step 8: stir fry evenly
Step 9: stir fried sago with pork
Materials required:
Sarge: 300g
Lean meat: 50g
Salt: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Note: the seeds and stems of Sargassum are poisonous and cannot be eaten. Especially the seeds are highly toxic
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: salty and sweet
Chinese PinYin : Chao Sha Ge
Stir fried Sago
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