Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork

by Xianger Kitchen

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

Dried abalone with oily meat and spring bamboo shoots are added, which not only absorbs the meaty aroma of oily meat, but also incorporates the deliciousness of bamboo shoots. This is the best time I have made dried abalone.

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork

1. Prepare ingredients

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

2. The spring bamboo shoots are hulled and cut into pieces with a hob, washed and picked up, and cut into pieces.

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

3. Dried abalone is soaked and softened, washed and cut with a knife.

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

4. Prepare the seasoning

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

5. Prepare water starch

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

6. Add the bottom oil to the hot pan, put the shallot knots, ginger slices and star anise into the pan until fragrant

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

7. Then add the oily pork into the cooking wine

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

8. Add bamboo shoots and abalone

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

9. Add light soy sauce and dark soy sauce and oyster sauce and stir-fry evenly

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

10. Add rock sugar

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

11. Pour boiling water

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

12. Cover high heat and bring to a boil, turn to low heat and simmer for 30 minutes

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

13. Put the ingredients in the bowl first, save the juice and add the water starch to thicken the thick gorgon, then turn off the heat

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

14. Pour the thickening juice on top, add the shallots and you can serve

Grilled Dried Abalone with Oily Pork recipe

Tips:

1. The taste of this dish is sweeter than we like. If you don't like it, you can reduce the amount of sugar or not add rock sugar, so you should reduce the amount of soy sauce. The taste is up to you.
2. The cooking time for oily pork is shorter than braised pork. Cook on low heat until the process is stir-fried twice to let the ingredients taste delicious.

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