Braised toothpick meat
Introduction:
"I haven't eaten this sauce before, but I know that there is a zhaoshao chicken leg rice that seems to flash in a fast food restaurant very frequently, but I haven't eaten the specific taste. I don't know. Everyone says that this Japanese zhaoshao sauce is sweet, so I made a toothpick of pork. The taste is really a little sweet ~"
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare the required raw materials: a piece of pork, cook, Japanese 100 sauce, black pepper, ginger.
Step 2: cut the pork into small dices.
Step 3: add a few slices of ginger.
Step 4: add the right amount of black pepper.
Step 5: add two spoonfuls of cooking wine, mix well and marinate for half an hour.
Step 6: put the pickled lean meat on the toothpick and prepare it.
Step 7: cook 100 Japanese style zhaoshao sauce in half a bag, add a little water to boil and prepare.
Step 8: pour a little peanut oil into the pot and pour the pork into the pot.
Step 9: fry the lean meat until both sides are colored.
Step 10: pour the blended zhaoshao sauce into the pot.
Step 11: cover the pot over medium heat and simmer for a while.
Step 12: turn on the heat after the pork is cooked.
Step 13: dry the sauce in the pot.
Step 14: put the toothpick meat on the plate and pour the remaining soup on the meat.
Materials required:
Lean meat: 200g
Cook100 Japanese zhaoshao sauce: 50g
Black pepper: 10g
Ginger slices: 1 piece
Cooking wine: 2 teaspoons
Note: when collecting the soup, don't collect it very dry. If you find that you leave a little on the meat, it's very tasty. Zhaoshao sauce has a taste, so I don't put any more salt~
Production difficulty: simple
Process: firing
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: salty and sweet
Braised toothpick meat
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