Crispy and Crispy Pot-wrapped Meat
1.
Wash pork belly, cut into thin slices, shred ginger, chives, and carrots for later use
2.
Glue the meat slices with a layer of dry starch
3.
In another bowl, mix the starch and water into a starch paste, and coat the dried meat slices with a layer of starch paste
4.
Pour oil in the pan to boil, put the meat slices in the fryer and fry
5.
Fry until the meat slices harden and remove, let cool for a while
6.
Re-fry again, remove the meat when it is browned, and drain the oil
7.
Then adjust the sauce: Pour apple cider vinegar, sugar, cooking wine, and salt into a bowl, mix well, set aside for later use
8.
Pour a little cooking oil into the wok, add ginger and shallots and sauté until fragrant
9.
Pour in the fried meat slices
10.
Pour in the sauce and stir quickly evenly
11.
Sprinkle shredded carrots, pick up the pot and toss the ingredients, ready to serve
Tips:
Tips for food:
1. The meat slices that have been soaked in dry starch are wrapped in starch paste and then fried. Don't worry about oil splashing during frying. Because the meat slices are sealed with dry starch, there is no water leakage, so it will not splash oil.
2. The meat slices need to be deep-fried twice to loosen the texture.
3. Friends who like coriander can also add a small amount of coriander and stir-fry with shredded ginger and spring onion.