Pork Liver and Spinach with Oyster Sauce
1.
Prepare the raw materials
2.
Add a few slices of ginger, cooking wine, starch and salt to the liver
3.
Prepare a bowl of juice: garlic slices, cooking wine, light soy sauce, salt, starch and oyster sauce, mix well and set aside
4.
Boil water in a pot, put the marinated pork liver in it and blanch it
5.
Remove the liver and drain the water immediately after it changes color
6.
Boil water in another pot, add some salt and oil, and blanch spinach in it
7.
After the spinach changes color, immediately remove it and place it on the plate
8.
Heat the pan, pour in the right amount of ordinary oil and sesame oil
9.
Add freshly blanched pork liver slices and stir fry
10.
Then pour in the prepared bowl of juice
11.
Add red pepper diced after the soup has thickened
12.
Finally, pour the cooked pork liver with oyster sauce on the surface of the spinach
13.
Sprinkle some red pepper to garnish
Tips:
1. Stir-fried spinach in water can remove the oxalic acid inside. This step is very important. Oxalic acid may affect the absorption of calcium, iron and other minerals
2. The pork liver should be marinated in advance to add a little bit of flavor, and then blanched, so that the blood in the liver can be removed, so that it has no peculiar smell
3. When sauteing pork liver, prepare a bowl of juice in advance, and add a larger amount of oyster sauce to help improve the flavor and freshness, so that the fried liver is more tender and tender.
4. Two kinds of oils, sesame oil and ordinary salad oil, are added when frying pork liver, which makes the taste more fragrant and is also conducive to intestines and digestion.
5. Regardless of whether it is blanching or stir-frying pork liver, you must pay attention to the heat, master the time, and it should not be too long to prevent the liver from getting old.