Braised Pork and Pea Rice

Braised Pork and Pea Rice

by Spring sister

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

I was walking on the road after get off work today and found fresh peas for sale. I have liked eating peas since I was a child, and when I saw the ingredients I liked, I wouldn't let it go. Spring in Yantai always comes late. The peas are on the market a month or two later than in the south. The peas in the south are almost out of season, and the peas in Yantai are coming. During the pea season, I have two main tasks to complete, one is to eat peas, and the other is to save the amount of peas for the previous year. How to eat, I will share one with you below. How do you store fresh peas? It's actually very simple, just peel the peas, peel them out, put them in a fresh-keeping bag, and freeze them in the freezer layer of the refrigerator. When you eat it, you can take it out and thaw it, and make it whatever you want. The taste is no different from that of fresh peas.

In Sichuan, the combination of bacon and peas is definitely a highlight. The combination of the two, the fragrant meat and the fragrance of peas complement each other, the taste is really good, and words are not enough to describe, only eat it in the mouth , In order to experience the subtle feeling. We usually use fresh peas for rice. Xu, Yinkong, may not actually be written in this way, and we don't know how to write the specific word. The dialect is called this way from the ancestors, and it doesn't match the corresponding word. We can't control so much, we don't know how to write this word, we don't delay our understanding, and we don't delay cooking and eating delicious food. For today’s meal, instead of using the "箜" technique, it uses the "simmering" method. Although the materials of the two processes are the same, the taste of the rice is indeed different. Still the same sentence, the text is not easy to describe, you will know the difference after eating, hehe..."

Ingredients

Braised Pork and Pea Rice

1. Wash the peas, drain and set aside

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

2. Rinse the rice well, drain and set aside.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

3. Cook the bacon, cut into small cubes, about the size of peas.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

4. Heat a wok, add peanut oil, add bacon and stir-fry to get some fat.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

5. Pour in the peas and sauté the water vapor.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

6. Pour in the washed rice and stir-fry until there is no obvious moisture

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

7. Add appropriate amount of salt and chicken essence and stir fry evenly. Add an appropriate amount of water, and submerge the rice for about 2 cm. Use a spatula to stir fry properly to make the water and rice mix evenly. Cover the pot.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

8. After the big fire has boiled, turn to medium and low fire. It needs to be stir-fried several times in the middle to prevent the bottom of the pot from being stuck. When the water is dry, turn to low heat, and simmer until the bottom of the pot makes a slight chuckle. Open the lid to see if the rice is cooked through. If cooked, mix well and serve. If there is still a hard heart, stir-fry the rice loosely, add a little more water to the pot, use chopsticks to put the rice in a few holes, and then cover the pot and cook for a while. Just mix the rice well.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

9. Cooked bacon and peas stew with rice. With a slightly crispy and extremely crumbled rice noodles, it tastes delicious and very fragrant.

Braised Pork and Pea Rice recipe

Tips:

1. After boiling, be sure to turn to medium and low heat to avoid the bottom of the pot from being battered. The rice on top is still raw.

2. When the water is almost dry, if the rice is still hard, be sure to stir-fry the rice to make it loose, add a little water to the pot, then use chopsticks to put the rice in a few holes, and then cover the pot, medium and small Simmer and cook for a while. After the rice is steamed, the moisture is dried and the rice is cooked through. Use a shovel to mix the rice evenly.

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