Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire

by Flying snow

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Since the time in the morning is always tight, I try to prepare as much as possible the night before for breakfast the next day. My family likes noodles very much, but I always feel tired when kneading noodles. This was the first time I found something for sale at RT-Mart, so I bought it without hesitation. I cut a cube of meat, and when I cooked the taro in a pressure cooker the night before, I steamed the meat by the way. The next morning, I fried it with seafood and bean paste and put it on the fire. It is a favorite of my family, and I myself. I feel pretty good. "

Ingredients

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire

1. Ingredients map

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

2. Finely chop the steamed white meat and finely chop the green onion and ginger

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

3. Put a little vegetable oil in the pot

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

4. Add green onion and ginger until fragrant

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

5. Add green onion and ginger until fragrant

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

6. Stir fry with mustard shreds

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

7. A spoonful of bean paste

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

8. Leftover chopped green onion

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

9. Add appropriate amount of salt and mix well to turn off the heat

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

10. Turn the pan on a low heat, put the fire in to bake, turn over frequently

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

11. Take it out and cut it open with a knife, not to the end

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

12. Stir in the fried stuffing

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

13. Eat it while it's hot, just a small bowl of oatmeal porridge, the taste is superb.

Mustard with Minced Pork on Fire recipe

Tips:

1. White meat does not need to be peeled. Steaming first and then frying, saving time is still more crispy and delicious.
2. When the fire is hot, it must be low and turned frequently.

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