New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor

by A Apple Kitchen

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

My child said that this fried meat has a barbecue taste, unlike other methods, it has a fishy smell of meat and is very tender. For the meat, I used pork sirloin, marinated with New Orleans barbecue sauce, and finally added cumin powder. No wonder he liked it. "

Ingredients

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor

1. Cut the sirloin into slices about 3 to 4 mm and pat a few times with the back of a knife.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

2. Add a little salt to the New Orleans barbecue ingredients and bring to the boil with warm water.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

3. Put the sliced meat in, grab it until the juice is basically absorbed by the meat, massage it frequently, and marinate for half an hour or longer.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

4. Heat a pan, lightly grease with oil, and put in the marinated meat slices.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

5. Fry until the meat is white and cooked.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

6. Sprinkle cumin powder out of the pot.

New Orleans Pan Fried Meat with Bbq Flavor recipe

Tips:

1. The meat can be sirloin or tenderloin, but be sure to pat a few times with a knife.

2. The New Orleans barbecue material personally feels a little light, so I added some salt.

3. There is no need to put a lot of oil when frying, as water and oil will leak out during frying.

4. You can sprinkle seasoning powder according to your own preference after being out of the pan.

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