Meat Ribbon Bottom (how to Make The Pork Silk More Smooth and Tender)
1.
Cut fresh tenderloin into thin slices.
2.
Then cut into filaments.
3.
Rinse with clean water and pour clean water.
4.
Appropriate light soy sauce, egg whites, cooking oil (the corn oil I use). This step is the key to making the meat silky and tender.
5.
Wear disposable gloves, grasp well, and let stand for ten minutes.
6.
Heat the pan with cold oil, low heat, heat the oil slightly, and pour the shredded pork. The fire must not be too big.
7.
Use chopsticks to quickly loosen. Turn off the fire.
8.
Use the remaining temperature of the pot to evenly whiten the shredded pork. Use a colander to leak out the shredded pork.
9.
Put in a bowl and set aside.
10.
Salt, light soy sauce, sesame oil, vinegar, sesame paste in garlic paste. Stir well and set aside.
11.
Wash the young celery and cut into two finger segments.
12.
Boil the mung bean noodles in boiling water for a while.
13.
Take out the cold water.
14.
Pour the mashed garlic onto the vermicelli.
15.
Mix well.
16.
Heat an appropriate amount of oil in a pot, stir fry the ginger onion and peppercorns until fragrant.
17.
Add the celery segments and millet shredded peppers and flip it a couple of times.
18.
Put the shredded pork in.
19.
Flip once or twice, add appropriate amount of salt, light soy sauce, and dark soy sauce to seasoning. Turn off the heat and transfer to the mixed powder. The shredded pork fried at this time is very tender. (The old soy sauce at home just ran out, not poured, the color of the shredded pork is slightly white. But the old soy sauce can't be poured too much, which will affect the color of the dishes 😅)
20.
Mix well and serve. At this time, the aromas of garlic, sesame sauce and celery are mixed together, and the meal is super. Finished product.
21.
Finished product.