Twice Cooked Pork
1.
Prepare the raw materials in advance and talk about it: the best choice for making twice-cooked pork is the two-cut meat, because the two-cut meat is fat and thin, not easy to separate, and easy to shape.
2.
Singe the pork with two knives, clean it, put it in the water with onion, ginger, and peppercorns and cook until it is broken. The meat needs to be singed and cleaned, and then put in the cold water pot, put the spring onion, peppercorns, and ginger slices. You can remove the fishy and relieve the greasy, and the cooked twice-cooked meat has no fishy smell
3.
The garlic sprouts are smashed and cut into 2-3 cm cutting blades. Talking: Before cutting the garlic sprouts, use the back of the knife to break the garlic sprouts, which is conducive to the fragrance of the garlic sprouts.
4.
Chop garlic and ginger separately
5.
Cut the cooked two-knife meat into 0.2 cm thick slices. Talking: The slices of meat should not be too thick, and they will not roll up easily if they are thick.
6.
Pour oil into the pan and heat the whole pan (also called pan-making), then add the cut meat slices and stir-fry continuously, so that the meat slices are evenly heated. During the frying process, the meat slices will slowly become rolled and the oil will come out. Wait until all the meat slices Change the volume, take it out and talk about it: one of the criteria for measuring a qualified plate of twice-cooked pork is that the sliced meat should be rolled up and turned into a light bulb nest.
7.
Leave a proper amount of oil in the pot and sauté the crushed ginger, garlic, bean paste, and tempeh until fragrant
8.
Then add in the meat slices just removed, stir fry evenly, add the sweet noodle sauce, sugar, and salt to taste
9.
Pour the garlic sprouts before starting the pan, and quickly stir a few times to get out of the pan and talk: Put the garlic sprouts just before they are out of the pan. This will ensure the garlic sprouts are crisp in color and retain the fragrance of the garlic sprouts.
10.
A plate of steaming twice-cooked pork is ready