
Health benefits
Pork belly: moisturizing
Tempeh: clearing rash
Cooking wine: low protein
Ingredients
Pork belly ( 250g ) | Grated ginger ( a little ) |
Mashed garlic ( a little ) | Hangzhou pepper ( 1 piece ) |
Red millet pepper ( 2 pcs ) | tempeh ( half spoon ) |
Cooking wine ( a little ) | White pepper ( a little ) |
Light soy sauce ( A little ) | Chicken essence ( A little ) |
Salt ( a little ) | White sugar ( a little ) |
Pixian Doubanjiang ( a spoon ) | Green garlic ( 80 Gram ) |
Salt-fried pork Method

1.Wash the pork belly and cut into 5cm Width, 2cm thick meat slices, set aside

2.Green garlic (called garlic sprouts in some places) Pick and wash

3.Cut the green garlic diagonally into sections and set aside

4. Prepare millet pepper, Hangzhou pepper, minced garlic, and minced ginger for later use

5.Add a little cooking oil to the wok and add pork belly

6.Medium heat, stir-fry pork belly

7.Saute until the pork belly is oily and about eight or nine years old

8.Use a clean plate to handle Put out the fried pork belly and set aside

9. Leave some oil in the wok, add tempeh and Pixian Doubanjiang

10.low heat, stir-fry until the red oil comes out

11.Add millet pepper, minced ginger, minced garlic and stir-fry until fragrant, add a little light soy sauce, cooking wine, sugar, and pepper.Chicken essence and a little salt (Pixian Doubanjiang is relatively salty, so don’t use too much salt) and season together

12.High heat, add green garlic, stir-fry a few times quickly

13.Add the previously fried pork belly

14. Stir fry a few times quickly, then turn off the heat and serve

15. Remove from pot and plate

16.Picture of the finished product of salt-fried pork!
Tips
1.When stir-frying pork belly, the fire should not be too high.
2.When frying the green garlic, use high heat and move quickly to maintain the color of the green garlic.
3.Because Pixian bean paste and tempeh are salty, you don’t need to add salt.
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