Fried Pork with Chili
1.
Clean the pork belly with skin;
2.
Cut into thin slices, the thinner the better;
3.
Hot peppers and carrots are ready;
4.
Remove the stalks and seeds of the sharp peppers and cut them into small pieces, and cut the carrots into eye slices; if you like spicy food, add some dried peppers or replace them with small peppers for more rice;
5.
Pour a little vegetable oil in the wok. After the oil is hot, pour the pepper and carrots into the wok, stir-fry for about half a minute and serve;
6.
Leave the bottom oil in the pan. Don't wait for the oil to heat up. Pour the meat slices into the pan, quickly spread them with a spatula, so that the meat slices can fully contact the pan body, quickly heat up, and stir-fry together with chopped green onion and garlic;
7.
When the meat slices are all discolored, stir some oil out, sprinkle salt, pour soy sauce, and toss according to the taste;
8.
Pour the peppers and carrots back into the pot and mix well.
Tips:
1. Cut the meat slices as thinly as possible, so that the fat is easy to stir out, and it will not stay in the pot for too long;
2. Stir-fry with the skin, not only the taste is good, but the meat slices can be kept complete without shrinking the roll;
3. Hot pepper carrots can be eaten raw. If you cook them in oil in advance, they will be richer in color and nutrition;
4. If you like spicy food, you can change it to chili, or add dried red chili segments, plus some green onions and ginger slices. It's more delicious. In short, adjust it to your taste.