Stir-fried Pork Heart
1.
Cut the pig's heart into thin slices, add salt, starch and cooking wine, mix well and marinate;
2.
Prepare a bowl of juice: salt, light soy sauce, cooking wine, starch, ginger garlic and a little water, mix well and set aside;
3.
Heat up the pan, put a proper amount of oil, add the pig's heart and stir fry, and the pig's heart will change color and serve;
4.
Leave a little oil in the pan, add sliced onion and stir fry;
5.
After the onion is sautéed for a fragrant flavor, add cucumber slices and black fungus and stir fry;
6.
Stir fry a few times and then add the freshly exploded pork heart to continue stir fry;
7.
Pour in the prepared bowl of juice and stir fry evenly
8.
After the final juice is collected;
9.
Put it in a bowl and sprinkle some small red peppers on the surface.
Tips:
1 Cut the pig's heart into two halves, first cut into two halves, soak in the clear water for half an hour, add a little high-grade liquor in the clear water to help remove the fishy smell.
2. In order to maintain the freshness and tenderness of the pig's heart, first lay the pig's heart into the bottom flavor, and then use the oil to make it slightly smooth, that is, the pig's heart can be served just after it changes color;
3. Stir-frying emphasizes high-fire and quick-frying, so adjust the bowl of juice in advance: salt, light soy sauce, cooking wine, starch, ginger garlic and a little water, mix well and set aside;
4. The order of the ingredients is very important during stir-frying. First, fry the onion, then add the cucumber and black fungus, then pour the pork heart that has just slipped through the oil, and finally pour the bowl of juice so that the bowl of juice is evenly coated on the ingredients. Just collect the juice over high heat.