Crispy Pork Chop
1.
Prepare the ingredients. I bought the pork chop yesterday and put it in the Midea smart refrigerator. Does it look fresh and tender?
2.
Wash the pork chops, drain the water, chop them horizontally and vertically with the back of a knife
3.
Add loosely chopped pork chops to cooking wine, salt, a little soy sauce, and pepper, mix well
4.
Cover with plastic wrap, put in the refrigerator to preserve freshness for about 30 minutes in the summer when the temperature is high, and preserve in the greenhouse in the winter
5.
Marinated pork chops coated in flour
6.
The eggs are broken and scattered, and the pigs with flour are discharged into the egg liquid and rolled a few times
7.
Coat bread crumbs on both sides
8.
Heat oil, add pork chops and fry until both sides are slightly browned
9.
Pick up the oil to control the oil, let it cool for a while and then re-fry it again, pick it up, and blot the excess oil with kitchen absorbent paper
10.
Boil an appropriate amount of water, add some salt and a few drops of oil, add in the asparagus, blanch it, and pick up
11.
Cut into a pot
Tips:
1. Use tenderloin to make pork chops with a tender texture. Before marinating, use the back of a knife or hammer to loosen the pork.
2. Do not mix up the marinating sequence before frying. The sauce is delicious, flour, egg liquid, and bread crumbs.
3. The temperature should not be too high when the oil is in the pan. If the oil temperature is too high, the outer skin will be easy to paste and the inside will be raw or the meat and bread crumbs will be separated.
4. Re-frying reduces greasiness at one time and makes it more crispy.