Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage

by West Horse Gardenia

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Cabbage is the common people's housekeeping dish in winter. In the winter in northern my country, Chinese cabbage is even more indispensable on the table. Cabbage is cheap and nutritious, and it is long-lasting, and it is loved by people. Cabbage is rich in crude fiber, which not only moisturizes the intestines, promotes detoxification, but also stimulates gastrointestinal peristalsis, promotes stool excretion, and helps digestion. On the prevention of colorectal cancer have a good effect.
When I was young, I could hardly see it in winter. Vegetables with green leaves were potatoes and cabbage. Every year at the end of the fall and the beginning of the winter, my mother buys dozens of kilograms of Chinese cabbage for winter storage, wraps it in newspaper, and puts it on the windowsill of the yard. On the windowsills of every household, there are rows of Chinese cabbage. It also adds a beautiful scenery to the cold winter.
Cabbage is the dish closest to the people, so the dishes should have the taste of home. I believe that this dish of minced pork vermicelli cabbage is also the most clicked dish on your winter table. One cabbage can make a lot of food. Each has its own uses. Cabbage leaves are generally used for soup or dumplings, while cabbage gangs are used for stewing and stir-frying. As for the cabbage core, we basically use it to make cold dishes. Today I will use cabbage cores to make this vermicelli cabbage with minced meat. "

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage

1. Cut the cabbage core into strips.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

2. Soak fans in advance.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

3. Pour water into the pot and bring it to a boil, add a few drops of oil and an appropriate amount of salt, and blanch the cabbage until the cabbage becomes transparent.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

4. Remove the cabbage cores, drain the water, and place them on the plate.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

5. Add an appropriate amount of oil to the pot and saute the scallions and ginger.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

6. Add the minced meat and stir fry until the color changes.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

7. Cook the cooking wine, add soy sauce and sugar, stir fry evenly.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

8. Add the soft soaked vermicelli and mix well.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

9. Add a little boiled water, cook until the vermicelli is transparent and cooked, add salt and chicken essence to taste.

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

10. Code the fried vermicelli on the cabbage. Just stir when you eat. Decorate with goji berries a little, and the dishes will be much more beautiful. . .

Classic Home Cooking---minced Pork Vermicelli and Cabbage recipe

Tips:

The fans should be soaked in warm water in advance. Adding salt and oil when blanching the water can make the cabbage taste better and make the color more beautiful. Regarding this cabbage core, I bought it as baby cabbage. The more I look at it, the less it looks like baby cabbage, so I call it cabbage core.

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