Fried Pork with Hot Pepper and Yuba
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A handful of dried yuba, soaked in water in advance, soaked until the yuba became soft, I soaked in cold water for three hours
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The skinless pork hind leg meat is appropriate. Today, the meat is a little bit less. Clean it and set aside
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Cut pork into shredded pork and set aside. A bit thicker than normal shredded pork
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Add a little light soy sauce, a little cooking wine, a little ginger powder, white pepper, a little cooking oil, and mix well. Add a little water starch, mix well and marinate for ten minutes.
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Other garnishes: two green peppers, one red pepper, two or three cloves of garlic and a small piece of ginger. I am not afraid of adding more spicy peppers. I only need a small amount of ingredients for my own dishes.
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Remove the stalks and seeds of the hot pepper, wash and set aside, peel the ginger and peel the garlic, wash and set aside
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Cut the pepper into small pieces, slice the ginger into thin slices, and cut the garlic into slices.
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Cut the soaked yuba into sections and set aside
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Warm the pan with cold oil, add the marinated meat and fry until it turns white and white, then drain the oil and set aside
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Leave the bottom oil in the pot, add ginger and garlic slices and sauté
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Add yuba and stir fry
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Pour in an appropriate amount of light soy sauce, stir-fry evenly, add a little water, and simmer the yuba for two minutes
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Add hot peppers and stir fry evenly
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Add the broken shredded pork, drizzle in a little oyster sauce, stir fry for a minute or two, taste the saltiness, add a little salt and chicken essence, and it will be out of the pan
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Finished product
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Finished product
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Finished product
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This dish is quick and simple to make. The ingredients are common and common. The yuba is high in protein and nutritious. It is served with shredded pork with sharp pepper. It is salty and delicious. It is slightly spicy and appetizing.
Tips:
Yuba has a good brain-building effect, and it can prevent the occurrence of Alzheimer's disease. This is because the glutamate content in yuba is very high, which is 2 to 5 times that of other legumes or animal foods, and glutamate plays an important role in brain activity. In addition, the phospholipids and saponins contained in the yuba can also reduce the cholesterol content in the blood, and have the effect of preventing hyperlipidemia and arteriosclerosis.
Although the nutritional value of yuba is high, some people, such as those with nephritis and renal insufficiency, are best to eat less, otherwise it will aggravate the condition. Patients with diabetes, acidosis and gout patients or those who are taking tetracycline, uridine, etc. should also eat with caution.
People who lose weight don't eat more