Rotten Meat Cowpea

Rotten Meat Cowpea

by The Thirteen Auntie's Tastes

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Fermentation is a magician originating from nature. Time, temperature, and air are his props, which will remove the original appearance and flavor of food and transform it into a deliciousness that surpasses itself.
The fermented food always has a charming and unique charm. Such as fermented bean curd, kimchi, and soy sauce. Soaked cowpea is the best in kimchi, with a sour taste and toughness.
During fermentation, kimchi is a unique flavor of Sichuan. Soaked cowpea is the best in kimchi, with a sour taste and toughness.
I like two ways of eating. One is taken from the jar and cut directly into cubes, and topped with red chili oil is a refreshing appetizer. The other is to make this rotten meat cowpea, which is salty, delicious, sour and spicy, a well-deserved appetizer. "

Ingredients

Rotten Meat Cowpea

1. Put oil in the pot, add minced ginger and garlic, dried chili, and pepper, and stir until fragrant.

Rotten Meat Cowpea recipe

2. Add pork froth with a fat-to-lean ratio of 3:7, and fry until the oily meat froths and fragrant.

Rotten Meat Cowpea recipe

3. Add the chopped soaked cowpea and stir-fry to get a sour flavor, then add the chopped water spinach sticks, stir-fry and add a little chicken essence to season out. As the soaked cowpea itself has a salty taste, you can taste the saltiness first, and then add salt as appropriate.

Rotten Meat Cowpea recipe

Tips:

After reading it, do you want to have a piece of rotten meat cowpea to relieve your gluttony?
The rotten meat cowpea is crispy and fragrant, and it is the most delicious with a bowl of light rice porridge, and the rice is the most authentic~

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