Fried lean meat with Yulan slices
Introduction:
"In the age of no computer, I read a cookbook without a picture, and when I saw the yulanpian, I just couldn't understand what it was. If it's Magnolia petals, why should it be soaked in water for how long? When I see the yulanpian in the cookbook again, baidu is really convenient. The result is: the so-called yulanpian is a dry product made of fresh winter bamboo shoots or spring bamboo shoots. Because its shape and color are very similar to the petals of yulanhua, it is called "yulanpian". It's popular food. It's a bit implicit and poetic when it's called
Production steps:
Step 1: soak the yulanpian in water
Step 2: peel the carrots and wash the pork.
Step 3: pick up the yulanpian, squeeze out the water, and slice the carrot
Step 4: slice lean meat
Step 5: marinate lean meat
Step 6: heat the oil properly
Step 7: slide the meat first
Step 8: stir fry carrots and slices of Magnolia
Step 9: seasoning with salt
Step 10: add a little boiling water and cook for 2-3 minutes
Step 11: Sprinkle with scallions and turn off the fire
Step 12: take out the pot and swing the plate.
Materials required:
Lean meat: 3 Liang
Yulanpian: a dry one
Fresh carrots: right amount
Olive oil: right amount
Cooking wine: a little
Salt: right amount
Veteran: a little
Starch: a little
Note: 1, short and thin dried bamboo shoots are called yulanpian. 2. The advantage of adding a little oil in the pretreatment of sliced meat is that it is easy to slide into the pot. Therefore, the frying pan does not need to add a lot of oil.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stir fry
Ten minutes: Making
Taste: salty and fresh
Fried lean meat with Yulan slices
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