Pork Meat の生姜焼き (pork and Ginger Roast)
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Prepare the ingredients. If you don’t have ready-made ginger juice (youyou uses squeezed ginger juice), you can make it yourself. First, peel the ginger and wipe it into mud with a mud wiper. When wiping the mud, place a small pad underneath. The bowl, because the ginger juice will flow out during the mashing process, so hold it with a small bowl so that the ginger juice will not be wasted and can flow directly into the small bowl. Then find a piece of sterilized gauze to wrap all the ginger paste and ginger juice, and strain them into a new clean small bowl. Take about 30g of ginger juice.
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Then mix the soy sauce, wine, mirin, and ginger juice into a marinade, mix the meat slices with the marinade, and marinate for about 15 minutes. When pickling, you can start to prepare other ingredients, wash the onions and green peppers, and cut them into chunks. Cut the green onions into diagonal strips and set aside.
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After the meat slices are marinated, heat the pot, pour olive oil, pour the meat slices into the pot together with the marinade juice, and stir fry until the meat changes color.
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Then add sliced onion and green onion and stir fry together. Taste the taste halfway through. Then decide whether to add salt and pepper and how much to add. After adding, stir fry until delicious.
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Finally, add green peppers and stir-fry for a while.
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This delicious and nutritious dish is ready. The Japanese food box used in Yuyu’s photo is a famous lacquerware in Japan [Aizu Nuri]
Tips:
Since Youyou's pre-made squeezed ginger juice contains honey components, Youyou omitted mirin (the ingredients of mirin are actually wine + sugar). Friends who don't have mirin around, or those who don't like sweetness, don't add mirin at all. If it is freshly squeezed ginger made on site, and there is no mirin on your hands, you can also add 10g of sugar to the 30g of cooking wine in the marinade.
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