Braised Yuanbao meat
Introduction:
"This dish is a little spicy. Quail eggs are full of the flavor of meat. It's very delicious. The pork is fat but not greasy. It melts in the mouth. It's very fragrant. "
Production steps:
Step 1: cut the pork into small pieces.
Step 2: prepare the accessories.
Step 3: peel the cooked quail eggs.
Step 4: deep fry quail eggs in oil pan until golden and remove.
Step 5: blanch the pork and control the moisture.
Step 6: heat the pot without oil, add the boiled pork, stir fry it over low heat until it is slightly yellow, and take it out for standby.
Step 7: leave the bottom oil in the pan and add rock sugar.
Step 8: Boil the sugar in low heat and make it brown red.
Step 9: add pork and stir fry evenly.
Step 10: add sauce, oil, wine, onion, ginger and star anise pepper, stir fry well.
Step 11: add boiling water to the soup pot and stew for 40 minutes.
Step 12: return to the frying pan, add the fried quail eggs and salt, and cook until 20 minutes, then dry the soup.
Materials required:
Pork: 700g
Quail eggs: 300g
Scallion: right amount
Ginger: right amount
Star anise: 2
Dried pepper: 2
Edible oil: right amount
Rock sugar: 30g
Cooking wine: 1 tablespoon
Raw soy sauce: 1 teaspoon
Old style: 1 spoonful
Salt: 3 G
Note: when frying quail eggs, dry them to avoid scalding. Don't use oil when frying pork. Pork will produce a lot of fat.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stewing
Production time: one hour
Taste: slightly spicy
Braised Yuanbao meat
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