Steamed Pork with Taro and Rice Noodles
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Raw material map
2.
Wash the taro, peel it, slice it and put a little salt in it for later use
3.
Cut the pork (you can use pork belly or lean meat) into thin slices
4.
Chop the green onions and put them on the meat slices, add salt, soy sauce, and pepper, mix well
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Plus some fermented glutinous water to remove fishy and fragrant flavor (no rice wine or cooking wine can be used as a substitute)
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Stir again evenly
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Finally, put the rice noodles in (the amount of rice noodles can be determined according to the amount of meat, and the meat slices are just sticky)
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Stir evenly with chopsticks (the rice noodles stick evenly)
9.
Pour the mixed rice noodles and meat into the taro chip container (the container should be slightly larger)
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Use chopsticks to lay out the meat slices evenly (good for even heating
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Then put the steaming bowl into the steamer (I use an electric pressure cooker, so that it will steam faster and it will be easier to steam through)
12.
Just steam it for an hour
Tips:
1. If there is no taro when steaming rice and meat, you can choose lotus root, sweet potato or potato.
2. Before putting the rice noodles and meat, the taro can be salted in advance to taste
3. I use the rice noodles with steamed pork that I bought. If not, you can fry and grind it yourself.