Stir-fried Bacon with Winter Bamboo Shoots ~ Shan Ge is Here for Cooking Class
1.
Use the blunt tip of a kitchen knife to make deep cuts for winter bamboo shoots, peel off the shell, peel off the skin, and cut in half and then cut them into slices.
2.
Put water in a pot to boil, add a small amount of salt, pour in the bamboo shoots, and cook for 30 seconds to remove the astringency of the bamboo shoots after the water is boiled.
3.
Peel the garlic and slice it, wash the green garlic and Hunan pickled pepper separately, and cut it with an oblique knife.
4.
Put water in the pot, add Anhua bacon and cook for about 10 minutes until the fat is translucent.
5.
Remove the Anhua bacon, wash it, and cut it into thin slices after it has cooled. Of course, it should not be too thin, otherwise it will lose its chewy.
6.
Heat up the oil and sauté the fragrant garlic slices. Add Anhua bacon and stir-fry for 3-5 minutes until the oil comes out. Add the winter bamboo shoots and stir-fry for 3 minutes. Then add a small amount of water and simmer for a while.
7.
When the water is about to dry, add Hunan pickled peppers and green garlic, stir fry for half a minute, and finally add salt to taste.
Tips:
The bacon is selected from mountain-raised black pig firewood smoked bacon, fat and thin, with better flavor!