Stir-fried Pork Skin with Chili
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The chili is not particularly spicy now, but it is still very good. Those who can’t eat chili can cut off the chili seeds, so that the spiciness will be reduced a lot.
2.
Boil the pork skin to see if there is any pig hair, then scrape and pluck the pig hair. This is enough to save the pork skin twice every time you buy the pork substitute.
3.
Cut the cooked pork skin into shreds, not too thin. The hot oil and the chopped green onion are fried, and then the chopped pork skin is fried in the pan.
4.
Stir-fry the pork skin, stir-fry the pork skin with cooking wine and light soy sauce, and it's colored in the soy sauce.
5.
Stir-fry the pork skin, stir-fry the pork skin with cooking wine and light soy sauce, and it's colored in the soy sauce.
6.
The water content of the small pepper is very small, so you need to add a little bit of water to stir-fry the vegetable, there is no water in the stir-fried vegetable.
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The dishes need to be salted before they are out of the pan.
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After water, the color of the vegetables will not be so heavy. The chili will cook faster, and the color will change. If it is fried for a long time, it will affect the taste. The salt has been evenly melted. Turn off the heat and serve.
Tips:
1. For pork skin, choose less pig hair, so it is easier to handle. The color of the skin is fresh and scarless.
2. For small peppers, choose darker-colored skins with thicker skins, fresh skins and no damage.
3. When cooking the pork skin, the pork skin should be boiled to remove the skin, and the hair follicles on the skin should be pulled out. After changing the water, boil the skin of the pork in the pot, and add a spoonful of cooking wine to relieve the greasy taste.