Sour Bamboo Shoot and Meat Soup
1.
Prepare the required materials, shred the pork meat, don’t chop the shreds too finely, chop the green onion
2.
Divide the pork shreds into three to four times and add a small amount of water. Grab the pork thoroughly with your hands each time. Let the pork eat the water. After the pork has eaten the water, add the marinade (except the tender meat powder and the clear) and marinate for 20 minutes
3.
Divide the pork shreds into three to four times and add a small amount of water, each time with your hands, let the pork eat in the moisture
4.
After the pork eats the water, add the marinade (except the tender meat powder and clear) and marinate for 20 minutes
5.
Heat a little oil in the pan, add the sour bamboo shoots and fry it for a sour fragrance
6.
Add some water to boil
7.
Using the time to boil water, add 1 1/2 tablespoons of meat tenderizer, 1 tablespoon of water and a little salad oil to the marinated meat and mix well again
8.
After the water in the pot is boiled, put the well-distributed pork shreds into the pot in a small amount. Don’t rush to poke the pork shreds with chopsticks at this time.
9.
When the pork is almost cooked, use the chopsticks to gently move the pork shreds. At this time, the pork shreds will be dispersed quickly.
10.
When the pork is almost cooked, use the chopsticks to gently move the pork shreds. At this time, the pork shreds will quickly spread. Then season the salt, black pepper, chicken powder, and sesame oil according to your own salty and light taste.
11.
Sprinkle a little green onion on it~~~
Tips:
1. If you want the pork to be boiled to be tender, smooth and refreshing, it is a crucial step to fill the pork with water. The cut pork shreds/slices are added in small amounts of water, and each time the water is added, the water is fully grasped until the pork shreds can not eat water, and then add the marinade to marinate. After marinating, add tender meat powder or starch and water again Grab well, add a little salad oil to wrap the meat tenderizer or starch outside. The pork is very tender and refreshing. The moisture of the pork itself and the moisture that is eaten in makes the pork itself look very juicy and tender. Wrap with wet starch and salad oil, so that the pork shreds lose as little water as possible during the cooking process, so that the pork shreds become wood and lose the taste.
2. Don't rush to poke the pork shreds out of the pot. When the pork is cooked quickly and the surface is basically set, poke it away with chopsticks. If you swipe it too quickly, it will loosen the starch on the surface of the pork shreds, which will not only confuse the broth, but also make the pork lose its proper taste.