Minced Pork Vermicelli
1.
Dried vermicelli soaked in cold water
2.
Add red pepper oil to the pot, add ginger, green onion, garlic, and minced tempeh and stir fry
3.
Stir fry the aroma, add the meat filling and stir-fry together until the meat filling changes color
4.
Add appropriate amount of broth or water, then add some light soy sauce, salt, pepper and other seasonings
5.
Bring to a boil, add the soaked vermicelli and stir fry together, cover and cook for 1 to 2 minutes
6.
Uncover the lid, stir fry and collect the sauce over high heat
7.
Sprinkle some chopped green onions after it is out of the pan.
Tips:
1. Preparation in advance: Soak the vermicelli until soft, chop ginger, garlic, green onion and tempeh into finely mince, and stir evenly with salt, cooking wine and light soy sauce to marinate the meat;
2. Stir-fry ginger, green onion, garlic, tempeh and other spices with red pepper oil (remember to put only half of the green onion at this time), stir-fry the aroma, then add the marinated meat and stir-fry until the color changes;
3. After the meat is discolored, add appropriate amount of broth (if not, you can only add water, then add salt, light soy sauce, pepper, etc. to taste, and boil it into a thick broth;
4. Add the soft soaked vermicelli, cover and cook, so that the vermicelli can fully absorb the umami flavor of the broth;
5. After uncovering the lid, collect the juice on a high fire, and pay attention to keeping some juice, because the fans will continue to absorb the soup to avoid being too dry when serving;
6. Sprinkle the other half of the chopped green onions on the surface after pouring into a bowl;
7. My "Ant on the Tree" is suitable for those who are not too spicy. If you like to eat chili, you can stir-fry the Pixian bean paste with oil first, and then start to fry other ingredients. The following steps are the same.