Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar

by Tail's Kitchen

4.7 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

Vinegar is a traditional condiment in all major Chinese cuisines. Song Wu Zimu's "Menglianglu·Yunpu": "The people who can't make mistakes every day, firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar tea" show the commonness of vinegar in daily life And important status.
Oriental vinegar originated in China, and the history of vinegar brewing has been documented for at least three thousand years. The working people of the ancient Han nationality used koji as a fermentation agent to ferment and brew vinegar. "Vinegar" was called "酢", "醯", "bitter wine" in ancient times. "You" is the earliest oracle bone inscription of the word "wine", indicating that "vinegar" originated from "wine".
Western vinegar is said to be born in 5000 BC. Europeans used coconut tree sap, fruit juice and raisins to make wine, and then fermented to make vinegar. Vinegar is called vinegar in English, which comes from French vinaigre, which means wine (vin) sour (aigre). It can be seen that vinegar originates from the rancidity of wine, which coincides with the saying that Chinese vinegar originated from wine.
Unlike rice and sorghum vinegar made in China, most European vinegar is made from malt, apples, grapes, etc. The king of vinegar is Italian old wine vinegar.
Old wine vinegar is also known as Aceto Balsamico. The grape juice has been fermented for 3 years, and then it will take more than 12 years to mature for a long time. The big barrel is concentrated into a small barrel, so even in Europe, old wine vinegar is expensive.
Only Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy can use the name "Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale" for the balsamic vinegar made with traditional craftsmanship, and has DOP (Protection of Origin) certification, which can be called the Italian food industry. Luxury. Due to the high price, the more common one is the lower-level Aceto Balsamico di Modena IGP.
The balsamic vinegar has a strong sweet and sour taste, and only a few drops can add a dreamlike richness to the ingredients, so some people describe it as: "Basamic vinegar activates the food."
This pan-fried plum meat with balsamic vinegar is made of high-quality black pork. The highlight is the delicious taste that the meat and oil are instantly lit by balsamic vinegar.

Ingredients

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar

1. Peel the plum meat and shape it. If you choose high-quality pork, you can taste the obvious smell of meat, you don’t need to marinate in advance; if it’s ordinary pork, it is best to marinate with salt and thyme

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar recipe

2. Cut the onion into thick strips, and pour the balsamic vinegar before serving; the potatoes are steamed and pressed into mashed potatoes, topped with a sauce made with chicken broth, black pepper and salt ditch. Arrange the onions and mashed potatoes on a plate

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar recipe

3. Set a non-stick pan on medium heat, and then slightly fry the fat part upright.

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar recipe

4. Fry in a non-stick pan after the oil is out, turn over and fry when it is light yellow

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar recipe

5. Preheat the oven up and down at 190 degrees (because a baking tray is needed, the lower heat can also be raised). After the pork is fried on both sides, sprinkle with salt and thyme leaves, and bake for 20 minutes (depending on the thickness of the pork). Put the roasted pork slices on a plate and drizzle with balsamic vinegar.

Pan-fried Plum Meat with Balsamic Vinegar recipe

Tips:

1. If you choose high-quality pork, you can taste the obvious smell of meat, you do not need to marinate in advance; if it is ordinary pork, it is best to marinate with salt and thyme in advance.
2. The same method can be applied to duck breast, steak and so on.

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