Stir-fried Pork with Peanut Sprouts
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In order to make peanut sprouts good, the peanut variety is very important. Choose peanuts with full grains to have a higher sprout rate. These are all peanuts selected by my father one by one. Although the varieties are different, the peanuts are full. Very pretty.
2.
First, clean the peanuts and soak them in hot water at about 80°C for 5 minutes. This is to give the seeds a short-term thermal stimulation and have the effect of promoting germination. Soak the peanuts soaked in hot water for 6-8 hours to fully absorb water and expand.
The soaked peanuts, remove excess water, spread them evenly on a large flat plate with clean gauze, cover the lid, and place the peanuts in a completely dark environment. The most suitable temperature for peanuts to germinate is 25~30℃. The golden autumn season is the most suitable.
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The gauze under the peanuts should be kept moist. It is best to spray water evenly with a watering can for 5-6 hours, so that the buds are all wet, but the peanuts should not be flooded with water. After about 1 day, you will see peanuts sprout small buds, pay attention to cover to prevent the buds from turning green.
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About 3-5 days, the peanut buds can be eaten when they reach one finger deep! The peanut sprouts have a lot of water and a crispy taste. They are the most delicious when used to stir-fry shredded pork. Let's take a look at the specific methods.
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This time the peanut sprouts took a long time to germinate, so they grew taller. After washing, cut them into proper lengths. Peanuts can be eaten too, don't waste it.
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Cut the pork into shreds, pour a spoonful of light soy sauce, half a spoonful of cooking wine, mix well, and marinate for ten minutes.
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Heat up the frying pan, pour in the minced garlic and fry for a nice aroma.
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Pour in the marinated shredded pork and stir-fry on high heat until the shredded pork slightly changes color.
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Pour in the peanut sprouts and stir-fry for half a minute.
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When the peanut sprouts are slightly discolored, add salt to taste, pour in a few drops of light soy sauce to increase the flavor and you can get out of the pot! The refreshing and appetizing fried shredded pork with peanut sprouts is ready.
Tips:
Peanut sprouts, like all sprouts of vegetables, belong to high-fire fast cooking. They will be out of the pot within a minute or two, and the crispy taste will be lost after a long time of frying.
Peanut sprouts are good, but not all peanut sprouts can be eaten. To distinguish peanut sprouting and peanut moldy. If the peanuts are naturally damp and sprouted, or there are yellow mold spots on the surface of the peanuts, or the smell is strange, etc., it is best to throw them away. Generally speaking, peanut sprouts that have been strictly germinated through formal operations are healthy and nutritious.
Peanuts can be eaten as long as they sprout. Don't leave the sprouts for too long, otherwise the taste will be much worse. When eating, you don't just eat peanuts or peanut sprouts, but eat the sprouts and peanuts together!
Don't worry about the production of aflatoxin from peanut germination. Peanut soaking will not produce aflatoxin because mold does not like flooded environment. It likes humid environment and needs enough oxygen to grow luxuriantly.
If you choose healthy peanuts as the raw material for germination, and the whole germination process goes smoothly, there is no need to worry about the production of aflatoxin. But if your peanuts sprouted naturally by themselves, throw them away!
If you want to stay away from harmful substances, you need to confirm that the peanuts are not moldy or rancid. If you find a slight musty or stale smell, you must resolutely throw it away!
Autumn is here, peanuts are harvested, let’s make peanut sprouts and eat!