Pork and Red Ginseng Rice

by My name is a fish

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Iceland Red Ginseng is grown in the sea about 30 feet underwater in the North Atlantic Ocean. It is geographically close to the Arctic Circle. The seawater temperature is kept below 4℃ all year round. The surface is frozen in winter. It is inaccessible all year round. There are no industrial and human activities around the sea. Pollution. The red ginseng grown in such an environment does not contain any pollutants, and due to the long growth period, the body is rich in nutrients and active substances. Today I will use red ginseng to make rice with minced meat and red ginseng. "

Pork and Red Ginseng Rice

1. Prepare ingredients

2. Diced Red Ginseng

3. Blanching broccoli

4. Heat the pan with hot oil, add the minced meat and saute

5. Add light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, cooking wine

6. Put the red ginseng diced

7. Mix corn starch with 30ml water and mix well

8. Pour into the pot to thicken

9. Stir fry evenly

10. Rice upside down in the plate

11. Spread red ginseng with minced meat all around

12. Pre-prepared broccoli served on a plate

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