Peasant's Side Dishes—long Beans in Braised Sauce

by Liangsheng intentionally

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Siu sauce is a commonly used seasoning in Japanese cuisine. The color is close to light soy sauce, but the taste is more delicious and slightly sweet. Many of the dishes in the hotel are directly flavored with the sauce, so it is a very convenient seasoning. Today, I used it to make a peasant side dish. It has a unique flavor. Recently I have posted more posts because I don’t have enough time. No, I’m going to be busy again. I am actually not interested in eating, I just enjoy cooking. Process, but not everything goes smoothly. I always have to be busy for my livelihood. I rarely cook at home, and I can’t do it a few times a year.”

Peasant's Side Dishes—long Beans in Braised Sauce

1. Ingredients, long bowl of beans, pork belly slices, garlic cloves, green peppers, red peppers, cooking sauce, steamed fish soy sauce

2. First cut the crock beans into sections,

3. Put in a bowl and set aside

4. Then remove the garlic cloves and spare

5. Cut the pepper into sections, slice the pork belly,

6. Then heat the pot, add a proper amount of oil,

7. Pour the beans into the jar and stir-fry until 7 is ripe, then serve and set aside

8. Add proper amount of oil to the pot, then add pork belly and garlic cloves and stir fry to get the oil

9. Then pour the beans into the jar and stir fry

10. Then add some cooking sauce, sugar and steamed fish soy sauce

11. Pour in the chili segments and stir-fry evenly, then drizzle with a little sesame oil to serve

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