Yuxiang Pork
1.
Cut the tenderloin into thin slices and then cut into shreds. If the meat is slightly hard, it will be better to cut it. The shredded meat should not be too thin.
2.
Put the cut meat in a basin, put in water to cover 2 cm of the shredded meat, pinch a little bit of salt and stir in it, then soak the shredded meat for 10 minutes
3.
Pour the soaked shredded pork into a colander, rinse under the faucet to drain the excess water (just don’t tick the water), then put 2 grams of salt, 5 grams of cooking wine and egg white in a basin and mix well. Add dry starch and mix well, and finally add 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil and mix well
4.
When soaking the meat, chop the red pepper into fine mince
5.
Also chop the green onion, ginger and garlic, and cut the soaked fungus and bamboo shoots into shreds. I didn’t buy fresh ones. I used bags of processed shredded bamboo shoots. Rinse them and drain the water.
6.
Pour all the ingredients in the sauce (15 grams of cooking wine, 20 grams of rice vinegar, 25 grams of sugar, 1 gram of salt, 20 grams of soy sauce, and a little starch) in a small bowl and stir well.
7.
Heat the wok and pour in vegetable oil (if it’s soybean oil, it’s best to use cooked soybean oil, otherwise it will have a beany taste), put the pulped pork shreds on lightly heat and use chopsticks to spread the color and serve. The traditional method is Use some oil to slide the shredded pork in the slightly hot oil temperature. I thought it was so troublesome, so I used a stir-fry method to fry it.
8.
Put an appropriate amount of vegetable oil in the pot, add the minced pickled peppers and stir-fry on medium heat to get the red oil
9.
Then add the green onion, ginger, garlic and fry to get the fragrance, add the bamboo shoots and wood ears, and stir-fry evenly over high heat.
10.
Then add the shredded pork, pour in the sauce, stir-fry quickly, drizzle with a little cooked oil, turn twice, and out