Cucumber Double Spicy Pork

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork

by Yi Xiao Yanran

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

15m

Serving

2

Summer is the most vigorous season for garlic consumption. People know that putting some garlic or minced garlic when mixing cold dishes can not only promote appetite, but also disinfect and sterilize, avoiding bacillary dysentery caused by raw food or improper cooking. Garlic is used as the main ingredient in summer salads or cooked food dipping sauce. It needs to be crushed into garlic paste or mashed into garlic paste for consumption. This is conducive to the synthesis of allicin by allinase and allinine in garlic, thus having a better Sterilization, anti-inflammatory, and hypolipidemic effects. Use ready-made sauced pork head and braised pork liver, with some cucumber, simple to mix, especially delicious, and very refreshing, summer diet is to be simpler.

Ingredients

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork

1. Sliced Pork Head Meat in Sauce

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

2. Marinated pork liver cut into slices

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

3. Cut cucumber into diamond-shaped pieces

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

4. Put the above ingredients into the basin

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

5. Add crushed minced garlic

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

6. Add 2 tablespoons of vinegar

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

7. Add 1 tablespoon light soy sauce

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

8. Just mix well

Cucumber Double Spicy Pork recipe

Tips:

Cold dishes should be eaten freshly and taste best.

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