Roast Pork with Small Taro
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Ingredients: pork belly, taro, garlic
2.
Put on disposable gloves, peel the taro and wash it off
3.
Pork belly cook in the pot for 15 minutes
4.
Pick it up and soak it in ice water for a while
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Cut the taro into small pieces, soak in water to wash off the mucus
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Cut the pork belly into pieces, peel the garlic and pat flat, take out the cooking wine and set aside
7.
Heat a pan, add some oil, and sauté the garlic first
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Pour the pork belly and stir the oil on the surface until it is slightly browned
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Add fragrant soy sauce
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Pour in oyster sauce and stir fry for a while
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Pour the cooking wine
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Tune in a little soy sauce
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Stir fry evenly
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Pour into the diced taro
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Add water about 2-3 cm above the surface of the ingredients, add salt, cover the pot, boil on high heat, turn to medium heat and cook for 40 minutes
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Simmer until the taro is soft and rotten, the meat is crispy and fragrant, the moisture is dried, add the chicken powder and stir-fry evenly.
Tips:
Blanch the pork belly in water to remove some of the fat and impurities. Soak it in ice water for a while to make the meat taste better. Using the principle of thermal expansion and contraction, the pork belly will taste crispy but not sticky, lingering but not rotten. After cutting the taro, soak the mucus in clean water, or blanch it in boiling water for a while.