Pork with Ci Mushroom

Pork with Ci Mushroom

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

In winter, it is the time when Ci mushrooms are on the market, and you can smell the fragrance when you buy a pound and braise them with pork or bacon. This is a seasonal ingredient and I usually don't have the chance to eat it, so after winter, many house-cooking women (husbands) will buy it to make a stewed meat with mushrooms to relieve gluttons.

Ingredients

Pork with Ci Mushroom

1. Ingredients: Ci mushroom

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

2. Ingredients: pork belly

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

3. Boil water in a pot, add a little salt, put the pork belly and cook for about 3 minutes

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

4. Pick up the pork belly, rinse with cold water for a while, and cut into pieces. Remove the thin layer of old skin sticking to the surface of Ci mushroom, wash and drain the water

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

5. Remove the beard and tail of the garlic sprouts, wash and cut into sections

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

6. Heat a pan, add some oil, and saute the garlic

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

7. Add pork belly and stir fry for a while

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

8. Add southern milk, squeeze and sauté

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

9. Pour the light soy sauce, cooking wine, and oyster sauce, keep it on high heat and stir-fry until it is colored and fragrant

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

10. Add the mushrooms and stir fry evenly

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

11. Pour in water that is level with the ingredients, cover the pot and boil, turn to medium heat and simmer for about 40 minutes

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

12. Simmer until there is a little soup left, add garlic sprouts and chicken powder and stir fry a few times.

Pork with Ci Mushroom recipe

Tips:

If the mushrooms are too big, they can be cut and boiled, or they can be washed and dried for a few days before cooking. Braised pork belly has a good taste, and the sesame mushroom absorbs the aroma of the meat, and it tastes very fragrant! Most sauces have a salty taste. Try it first when adding salt. This dish is just right without salt.

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