Poached Pork Slices

Poached Pork Slices

by Ghost

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

4

Poached pork slices is a favorite dish of our family, not very spicy, easy to cook and delicious. Come and try it.

Ingredients

Poached Pork Slices

1. Prepare all materials. Cut green onion into small pieces, shred ginger, smash garlic, and peel.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

2. Add chicken essence, light soy sauce, oyster sauce, starch to the meat and mix well.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

3. Cut baby cabbage into small pieces, cut into thick strips, wash and drain. Ok, all the preparations are done! Ready to start!

Poached Pork Slices recipe

4. Put oil in the pot and heat it up. Put more oil.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

5. When the oil is 60 to 70% hot, add the sliced green onions, garlic, ginger and pepper.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

6. After the green onion and ginger burst out, add a tablespoon of bean paste

Poached Pork Slices recipe

7. Stir-fry the red oil.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

8. After sautéing the red oil, add a large glass of water and bring to a boil.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

9. Add baby vegetables and a thousand sheets, and continue to boil.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

10. Prepare a larger, clean container, scoop up the boiled Qianzhangsi and baby cabbage, and spread them on the bottom of the bowl.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

11. Add the meat slices. Stir slowly and cook until the meat slices turn white.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

12. Plate.

Poached Pork Slices recipe

13. Add oil and a spoonful of bean paste to the pot, repeat the steps of frying the red oil, fry a little red oil and spread it on the surface, and the delicious and delicious boiled pork slices are ready!

Poached Pork Slices recipe

Tips:

Personally, baby cabbage is easier to use than Chinese cabbage, easy to taste, and has a little natural sweetness.
There are guests at home today, and I made almost enough for 4-6 people, so it looks like there is a big pot full.
If you are more careful, you can find that I didn't mention the use of salt in the whole process. Because soy sauce, oyster sauce and bean curd, these ingredients all contain salt, so I didn't add salt.
If the taste is heavier, you can add some salt and other seasonings when you cook the meat slices.

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