
Health benefits
Pork liver: protect liver, enhance immunity, delay aging
Pepper: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Pork liver ( 200g ) | Sour Soup Sauce ( 1 pack ) |
Soybean sprouts ( 30g ) | Watercress ( 50g ) |
onions, ginger, garlic ( Appropriate amount of each ) | Salt ( 3 grams ) |
Cooking wine ( 10g ) | Light soy sauce ( 10g ) |
Sweet potato starch ( 10g ) | Pepper ( 1 spoon ) |
MSG ( A little span> ) | Dried chili pepper ( appropriate amount ) |
Sichuan peppercorns (appropriate amount) | Edible oil (appropriate amount) |

1. Wash the pork liver, cut into thin slices, and then wash until the water becomes clear

2. Drain the water and add cooking wine, light soy sauce, starch, a little salt and pepper, mix well and marinate for preparation

3.Pick and wash watercress, drain and set aside

4.Wash the soybean sprouts, drain and set aside

5.Prepare Good onion, ginger and garlic

6. Heat oil in a pan and add ginger, garlic and peppercorns Saute the grains until fragrant

7.Add appropriate amount of hot water, sour soup sauce, salt and pepper Boil

8.Add soybean sprouts and cook until raw

9.Add watercress and cook until raw

10. Remove and put into a large bowl

11.After the pot boils again, add pork liver and MSG and bring to a slow boil over medium heat
12.Pour into the bowl with vegetables

13.Add dried chilies, green onions, and peppercorns

14.Pour in hot oil Saute until fragrant

15.Ready to eat

16.A delicious sour soup pork liver slice is ready
Tips
Wash the pork liver several times until the water becomes clear and blood-free.In this way, there will be no fishy smell.When marinating the pork liver, try to use sweet potato starch.The pork liver marinated with sweet potato starch will be more tender and smooth.Try not to boil the pork liver over high heat after it is put into the pot.Cook it slowly over medium heat to make it more tender and delicious.
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