Yuxiang Pork
1.
Prepare the raw materials, soak the dried fungus in cold water in advance
2.
Cut the tenderloin into shreds, add a little salt, black pepper, appropriate amount of sesame oil, egg white, starch, stir well and set aside
3.
Fresh bamboo shoots cut into filaments
4.
Cut fungus, carrots, and green peppers into shreds
5.
Cut ginger and pickled peppers into shreds, scallions and white onion into sections, cut the green onion leaves into chopped green onions, mince garlic, and chop finely bean paste
6.
In the pot, boil, put in the shredded bamboo shoots and blanch it for later use
7.
Heat the pot, add a proper amount of oil and heat to 60% heat, add a little minced garlic and sauté
8.
Add pork shreds and stir fry to change color
9.
Add shredded bamboo shoots, shredded carrots, and green peppers, stir fry together until the color changes, and set aside
10.
Add appropriate amount of oil to the pot again, add minced garlic and bean paste, and stir-fry slowly to get the red oil
11.
Add shredded ginger, green onion, pickled pepper, add appropriate amount of light soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, a little sugar, and stir fry for a fragrance
12.
Pour in the previously fried shredded pork and stir-fry evenly
13.
Sprinkle with chopped green onion on the surface
Tips:
1. Blanching the bamboo shoots can reduce the content of oxalic acid and have a better taste;
2. The bean paste is saltier, so less salt should be added when marinating the shredded pork, and no more salt should be added during the subsequent production process.