Steamed Beans with Minced Meat
1.
The pork is cleaned and cut into small pieces.
2.
Chop the pork horizontally and vertically with a knife.
3.
Add the chopped minced meat to the chicken powder, stir evenly with chopsticks, cover, and marinate for 10-20 minutes.
4.
When marinating the meat, handle the garlic cloves and beans. Use a knife blade to flatten the garlic cloves, remove the garlic cloves, and chop finely into minced garlic for later use.
5.
Wash the beans, drain the water, remove the head and tail, and pick them into sections.
6.
Place the processed beans in a steaming dish for later use.
7.
Heat in a small pot over medium heat, add cooking oil and garlic, stir fry until fragrant,
8.
Pour in all the minced meat and stir-fry until the meat changes color.
9.
Add the dark soy sauce and stir-fry evenly.
10.
Scoop out the fried minced meat and place it on top of the beans.
11.
Put half a pot of water in the steamer, put on the steaming rack, and bring to a boil.
12.
Boil the water, place the steaming dish on the steaming rack, cover, and steam for 5 or 6 minutes on high heat.
13.
When steaming the beans, adjust the water starch, cool boiled water and fully stir the corn starch; steam the beans, scoop out the steamed sauce and mix with the water starch, pour the water starch into a small pot and heat it over a medium-low heat, and stir quickly when it starts to solidify , To completely transparent, remove from the heat, and pour it on top of the steamed minced pork and beans.
Tips:
1. Knorr chicken powder contains starch, so it can be tender and juicy without adding extra starch when marinating the meat; personally feel that the taste is also sufficient, if the taste is stronger, add salt or chicken powder as appropriate.
2. The snap beans are long, slender, tender long cowpeas, and the minced meat is already cooked after stir-frying, and the overall steaming time does not need to be long.