Spicy Rabbit
1.
Wash the fresh rabbit meat, cut into pieces, mix in appropriate amount of bean paste, salt, sesame oil, cooking wine, pepper oil, dry starch, light soy sauce, white sugar, stir well, and marinate for 15-20 minutes
2.
Remove the stems and seeds of the green pepper. After washing, cut into green pepper pieces
3.
Break the dried chili into sections, peel off the garlic coat from the garlic, wash and set aside
4.
Put the pot on the fire, after heating, pour in an appropriate amount of vegetable oil to heat, wash the shallots, cut them off, put them in the oil pot, stir fragrant on a low heat
5.
Add the marinated rabbit meat and stir fry over high heat
6.
After the rabbit meat is fried until the color changes, add dried chili, pepper, garlic and stir-fry. A better way is to fry the rabbit meat until it changes color, take it out, set up a frying pan, fry the dried pepper, pepper, garlic, and fry the rabbit. Pour the meat into the pot and stir-fry, I do this, the finished product will not be too spicy
7.
The rabbit meat is cooked through, add the green pepper pieces and stir fry evenly
8.
After the green peppers are cooked, add an appropriate amount of chicken essence, stir fry evenly, turn off the heat
9.
Cook and serve
Tips:
1. Rabbit meat is compatible with oranges, mustard, eggs, ginger, celery, and Chinese cabbage;
2. Rabbit meat is cold and cold. Avoid vomiting and diarrhea caused by the deficiency of the spleen and stomach. Rabbit meat cannot be eaten with chicken heart, chicken liver, otter meat, orange, mustard, and turtle meat.