Taiwan Rice with Stewed Pork
Introduction:
"I really want to eat stewed rice, so when I went to the supermarket, I bought some streaky pork with strong meat flavor and full grains of rice. It's a natural match! Even I, who don't dare to eat meat at ordinary times, can't help but eat a big bowl. It's really fragrant but not greasy. It's full of fragrance! "
Production steps:
Step 1: prepare materials, pork, cut part into minced meat, skin
Step 2: cook in cold water, blanch skin and pork
Step 3: chop the skin while it's hot
Step 4: do not put oil in casserole, directly put minced meat, stir out oil
Step 5: Fry streaky pork with fried oil
Step 6: fry until both sides are a little burnt, add onion, ginger and pepper
Step 7: stir out the flavor, add the soy sauce and soy sauce
Step 8: add hot water to the food
Step 9: add pepper, five spice powder and chicken powder
Step 10: add rock sugar
Step 11: add minced pork skin. After one and a half hours, when the soup is thick, pour it directly on the cooked rice
Step 12: add your favorite vegetables and you can eat them
Materials required:
Pork: 300g
Rice: right amount
Skin: right amount
Soy sauce: 3 teaspoons
Old style: 3 teaspoons
Pepper: right amount
Rock sugar: right amount
Scallion: right amount
Red pepper: right amount
Green leafy vegetables: moderate
Ginger: right amount
Note: because there is no extra oil in the whole process, if the oil is too much, it can be poured out, so as to avoid the situation that the meat is disgusting. It only tastes delicious but not greasy.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: brine
Production time: 10 minutes
Taste: spiced
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