[pork Belly and Taro Stewed Rice] It’s Not Greasy to Eat for A Lifetime

by Sang Dolma

4.9 (1)
Favorite
3

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

3

The soft taro and the delicious pork belly are cooked together. They don’t have a good appearance, but they are very grounded. It is really a bowl of rice that will not be tired for a lifetime.

[pork Belly and Taro Stewed Rice] It’s Not Greasy to Eat for A Lifetime

1. Wash and slice pork belly, peel and cut taro, peel and cut carrots, mince ginger and green onions and set aside;

2. Without oil in the pan, put the cut pork belly directly into the pan and fry until the surface is golden;

3. Save the base oil, continue to heat, add pepper powder and saute;

4. Then add minced green onion and ginger and stir fry until fragrant. Add pork belly, taro and carrots in turn, stir fry for 1 minute, then add salt;

5. Turn on the Midea rice cooker, wash the rice, add appropriate amount of water as required, and then put all the stir-fried dishes into the rice cooker;

6. Close the lid and start the firewood rice program.

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