Water-boiled Sliced Meat

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Water-boiled Sliced Meat

Ingredients

  Peanuts 100g Rice

  Cucumber 1 piece

Appropriate amount of oil

Appropriate amount of salt

  Vinegar Appropriate amount

Fine Brown sugar Appropriate amount

  Dark soy sauce Appropriate amount

  Peanut and Vinegar Snacks Rice Preparation Steps

1. Heat oil in a pan over low heat, add peanuts to fry until they are roasted,

2. Remove from the heat and let it cool, then sprinkle with a little salt,

3. Cut cucumber into cubes,

4. Add cucumber to the peanuts,

5. Add 2 teaspoons of vinegar, 1 small spoon of sugar, and 1 teaspoon of dark soy sauce, mix well,

6. Toss with vinegar until well combined. Ingredients

  Top roundPork 300g

  Chinese cabbage 600g

Appropriate amount of oil

Appropriate amount of salt

  Chicken essence Appropriate amount

  Egg Appropriate amount

Sugar

Adequate amount

  Five-spice powder Appropriate amount

Clove

  Adequate amount Scallion

Garlic

Dried Chili pepper Appropriate amount

Chili powder

Sichuan Bean paste Sauce Adequate amount

Cornstarch

  Water Boiled Sliced Pork Preparation Steps

1. Slice the pork

2. Marinate the meat with cornstarch, five-spice powder, salt, chicken essence, and one egg for half an hour

3. Wash the cabbage and cut it into slices

4. Prepare the ingredients for cooking: scallions, ginger, garlic, dried chili peppers, and cloves

5. Mix Sichuan bean paste with sugar and water

6. Add oil to a pan and stir-fry the cabbage

7. Remove the cooked cabbage from the pan and set it aside.

8. Heat oil in the same pan, add step 4 ingredients and stir-fry

9. Stir-fry Sichuan bean paste until fragrant

10. Pour water into the pan

11. Bring to a boil and add the cabbage

12. Boil again and add the pork slices.

13. Cook until the pork is done, then serve with garlic flakes and five-spice powder, dried chili powder sprinkled on top. Pour hot oil into the pan and pour over the dish.

Tip

Stir-fry the cabbage first to prevent it from releasing too much water when cooking.

Tip

The ratio of vinegar to sugar can be adjusted according to personal preference.


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