Treasure Hunt in The Box

Treasure Hunt in The Box

by Thousand Faces Girl

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

Simple materials just change the shape and it will brighten your eyes. It is suitable for children who don't like to eat. Try it now! "

Ingredients

Treasure Hunt in The Box

1. Cut the pork belly into large slices with a knife.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

2. Wash the garlic sprouts and cut into small pieces.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

3. Put the pork belly slices in the pot and stir fry.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

4. Stir-fry the pork slices until golden brown, then add chopped green onion and tempeh hot sauce.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

5. Pour the garlic sprouts into the pot and continue to stir-fry, add salt, and stir-fry the chicken essence.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

6. Put the oil in another pot, and when it's 50% hot, put the small steamed buns on a low fire and fry them until they are golden brown.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

7. After the steamed buns are dried, they are cut with a knife opening from about a quarter of the upper part.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

8. Dig out the excess steamed buns from the steamed buns and avoid using force to form a box shape.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

9. Put the pork belly and garlic sprouts in the steamed bun boxes and put them on the plate.

Treasure Hunt in The Box recipe

Tips:

The steamed buns must be fried first and then cut.

When putting the fried dishes into the steamed buns, it is best to use chopsticks or a small spoon to do it a little bit. Don't leave the stir-fried vegetables on the edge of the steamed bun box, which will affect the appearance.

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