Mother's Taste · Steamed Pork with Rice Vermicelli
1.
Cut the pork into thick slices, be sure not to be too thin, otherwise it will not taste;
2.
Pour the cooking wine;
3.
Add light soy sauce;
4.
Add five spice powder;
5.
Stir it well and put it in the refrigerator overnight to make it full of flavor. If the time is tight, it can be marinated for an hour or two;
6.
Beat an egg into the marinated meat slices;
7.
Pour in steamed pork rice noodles and stir well so that each piece of meat is evenly covered with rice noodles;
8.
Put the meat piece by piece into the steamer. If not, use a larger plate instead. The meat piece should be fully unrolled, not rolled, or stacked in too many layers, so as not to be easily steamed through;
9.
Steam it on the pot for about an hour. If there are lotus leaves, it would be great. You can make a fragrant lotus leaf steamed pork.
Tips:
1. Generally use pork belly. Friends who don't like to be too greasy can choose plum pork or the tip of the buttocks like me. Lean meat is mostly, and a little fat is delicious.
2. Steamed meat rice noodles are generally sold in supermarkets. They have a variety of flavors. You can also use rice, glutinous rice with star anise and other seasonings and grind them.
3. Sprinkle a handful of chopped green onion before serving. If you like spicy food, you can also add some chopped dried red peppers to add color and flavor.
4. When steaming, you can also put a layer of potatoes, taro or pumpkin under the meat to increase the soft and waxy taste. The meat has the taste of vegetables and the meat also absorbs the fragrance of the meat.