Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method

by HONG_RnPWNv

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

It’s a super delicious meal. The craftsmanship I learned from my mom.”

Ingredients

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method

1. Buy a piece of three-layer meat and wash it. Spread a layer of kelp, a pinch of salt, and marinate for 8 to 10 hours. Then take it out, wash and cut into thin slices

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

2. Ingredients. Shred ginger, diced garlic, diced green garlic, diced red pepper

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

3. Heat the pan, add oil, add the ingredients garlic, ginger, red pepper and stir fry until you smell the garlic

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

4. Stir fry the lower three layers of meat and start to produce oil

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

5. Add 1 level scoop of kelp

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

6. Add cooking wine

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

7. Add soy sauce

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

8. Stir fry until the meat changes color, add green garlic

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

9. Stir-fry until the green garlic becomes soft, then you can put it on the pan, and sprinkle with green onion or coriander according to your taste

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

10. Savoury and delicious

Fried Three-layered Pork with Konbu Ancient Method recipe

Tips:

When marinating, adding kelp can maintain the level of meat quality and fully present the salty and freshness of this dish without feeling thirsty and dry.

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