Capers with Minced Meat
1.
Marinate the capers in advance and prepare other ingredients
2.
First start pickling capers: shake the fresh cowpeas to remove the floating soil and arrange them together. Pour the salt into boiling water to melt and let cool
3.
Place the cowpea in a circle and place it in salt water, soak the cowpea with the water, and then press the large bowl filled with water on the cowpea
4.
A large container can be added at the bottom to prevent the salt water from leaking out, and put it in a ventilated place
5.
After marinating for 3~4 days, the cowpea has turned from green to yellow, and white salt foam gradually grows on the bottom of the bowl.
6.
Pickled until the 8th day, the capers will be OK
7.
Take out the capers and wash them, remove the two old stems, and then cut into small pieces of about 1cm
8.
Wash and drain the pork, then chop it into froth with a knife
9.
Mince shallot, garlic and dried chili and set aside
10.
Heat the pot and pour in corn oil, then sauté: shallot, garlic and chili froth
11.
Add the chopped minced meat
12.
After frying, add a little cooking wine
13.
Pour some June fresh soy sauce and stir well
14.
Pour capers
15.
Stir fry quickly over high heat, and sprinkle some chicken essence at the end
16.
Turn off the heat after sautéing
17.
Tips:
1. This method of pickling tamarind beans is different from others:
Before pickling: neither pick the two ends nor wash them, otherwise they will be perishable during the pickling process
2. The cowpea must be weighed to prevent air from entering, and it must be marinated for at least one week before being eaten.
3. For pork, choose fat and lean front leg meat, chop it into minced meat, which is tender and delicious
4. Capers are pickled and taste salty, so there is no need to add salt during the frying process