Mushu Meat
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First of all, we have to prepare all the ingredients needed to make this [mushu meat]: 150g tenderloin, 40g daylily, 60g black fungus, 2 eggs, 1 cucumber, 20g spring onions, 10g ginger, 10g garlic, dried 3 peppers. Soak the black fungus and daylily with water first.
2.
Cut the tenderloin into thin and even slices, add 10ml of cooking wine, 5ml of soy sauce, and 1g of starch in a bowl. Grab it well and marinate for 10 minutes. The meat slices marinated in this way will be tender and smooth when fried. Clean the cucumber and cut into evenly thin slices of cucumber for later use. Cut green onion into chopped green onion, ginger into shredded ginger, garlic into garlic slices, and dried chili into chili segments for later use.
3.
Then beat the egg into a bowl and add 1g of salt, then use chopsticks to beat until the egg white and egg liquid are fused, and wait until there is a layer of fine foam on the surface of the egg liquid.
4.
Wash the soaked daylily, squeeze the water and cut into sections for later use. Mix 2g of starch and 30ml of drinking water into water starch.
5.
Remove the soaked black fungus from the roots and tear them into small flowers, rinse them and place them in boiling water, blanch them, remove them and drain them for later use.
6.
Heat a wok on medium heat until palms are hot, pour 15ml of peanut oil, turn to high heat until the oil is hot, pour in the whipped egg liquid. Shake the pan to let the egg liquid expand and solidify. After the egg expands and solidifies, stir it quickly with chopsticks, and then set it aside.
7.
Pour 10ml of peanut oil in a wok on medium heat until palms are hot. Turn to high heat until the oil is hot. Add chopped green onion, shredded ginger, garlic slices and dried chili. Stir-fry until the sliced meat turns white, add 5ml of soy sauce and 10g of oyster sauce, stir fry for the taste, pour in the fungus and stir evenly.
8.
Pour in the cut daylily and stir-fry evenly.
9.
Pour in the cut cucumber slices and fry until broken.
10.
Pour in the scrambled eggs, pour the adjusted water and starch into the pot to make a thin slice, stir-fry evenly, and then take it out of the pot and set it on a plate.
Tips:
1. Marinate the tenderloin with seasoning and starch in advance, which can lock the moisture of the meat, and the taste will be tender and smooth when it is fried.
2. Fungus is a fungus food that must be thoroughly cooked before it can be eaten. Blanching the fungus in advance can not only remove the impurities on the fungus, but also shorten the frying time.
3. Don't leave the cucumber slices early, or they won't taste good if they are fried.