Spicy Pork Belly Stir-fried King Pleurotus
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I picked a few fresh and tender pleurotus eryngii. I left it in my refrigerator for a few days and felt a bit old, so I peeled it off.
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Cut into slightly thicker chunks.
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Cut ginger and garlic into small cubes and set aside.
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Slice the pork belly, add a little light soy sauce, pepper, cornstarch, and cooking oil, and marinate for a while until it tastes good.
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A few yellow peppers, cut into pieces.
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The millet is spicy and chopped into small pieces.
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Cut the scallion into even sections.
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First take a pot, heat up a proper amount of oil, and put all the cut pleurotus eryngii pieces into it.
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Fry on one side until it is soft and golden brown. Fry on the other side until it is ready. Take it out of the pan and set aside.
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Put oil in the pan, pour the marinated meat in and fry for a while, until the oil is fragrant.
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Then use a spatula to grill the meat aside, add ginger, garlic, millet and continue to fry until fragrant.
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Appropriate amount of hot pot base, hot sauce or bean paste will do.
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Remember to stir fry with red oil on a low fire, and the high fire will melt the pot, so that the fried dishes will be particularly fragrant.
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At this time, the well-fried pleurotus eryngii and yellow pepper pieces can be thrown in.
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Stir-fry and add in appropriate amount of salt, chicken powder, and green onion.
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It can be cooked in a minute or two.
17.
Too fragrant, a super appetizing dish. Pleurotus eryngii has the same taste as meat, but not greasy, so it has a richer flavour and is more suitable for rice.
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I suggest you cook a little more rice, let alone I didn't tell you.
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