Stewed bean curd with Chinese Cabbage
Introduction:
"Now in winter, old people like to eat cabbage and radish. Today, I learned a lazy version of Chinese cabbage with my father. I didn't expect it tasted so good! Simple and practical, zero cooking can also make delicious
Production steps:
Step 1: slice pork and set aside
Step 2: soak Auricularia auricula
Step 3: cut the cabbage into large pieces
Step 4: cut the frozen tofu into large pieces
Step 5: add the broth to the pan.
Step 6: put pork slices, onion and ginger into the first layer.
Step 7: add Auricularia auricula to the second layer.
Step 8: add the third layer of frozen tofu.
Step 9: add a little five spice powder.
Step 10: add pepper.
Step 11: add more soy sauce. Add a little salt.
Step 12: turn on the fire with all the materials.
Step 13: slice the cooked meat.
Step 14: stew for about 10 minutes. The meat is cooked and the tofu tastes good.
Step 15: add Chinese cabbage
Step 16: Oil Free Chinese Cabbage
Step 17: cover the pot and simmer for about 8 minutes
Materials required:
Frozen tofu: 100g
Chinese cabbage: 400g
Pork: 50g
Auricularia auricula: 50g
Oil: right amount
Soy sauce: moderate
Broth: moderate
Salt: right amount
Pepper: right amount
Note: all materials except Chinese cabbage should be put in order, and the last one should be added.
Production difficulty: simple
Technology: stewing
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: Original
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