
Health effects
Potatoes: harmonizes the stomach
Pork belly: moisturizes dryness
Ginger: reduces qi and relieves vomiting, resolves phlegm and relieves cough, dispels cold and relieves cold.Table
Ingredients
Potato ( a ) | |
Onions ( a little ) | Ginger ( A little ) |
Garlic ( A little ) | Rice pepper ( one ) | Starch (appropriate amount) | Rock sugar ( 6 small pieces ) |
Fragrance leaves ( 2 pieces ) | Sichuan peppercorns and aniseed ( a little ) |
Seafood soy sauce ( a little ) | Chicken powder ( a little ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Beer ( a bottle ) |
How to make potato stew

1.Pork belly Cut into cubes

2. Cut the potatoes into strips and steam them in a boiling steamer for about 15 minutes.

3. Press steamed potatoes into puree and add appropriate amount of starch (the amount of starch depends on the amount of mashed potatoes) (depending on the water content) and stir evenly.

4.Add a little salt, pepper and chicken powder and mix well.

5. Stir the mashed potatoes evenly and squeeze into evenly sized potato balls

6. Dip the potato balls into starch

7. Heat the oil in a pot until it is 60% hot and fry the potato balls

8. Fry until golden and take out

9.Cut onion into sections, ginger Slice and crush garlic.

10. Heat oil in a pot, add rock sugar and boil until the sugar color appears

12.Add onion, ginger, garlic, peppercorns, bay leaves, seafood soy sauce, and rice pepper Bottle of beer.

13.After boiling, turn to low heat and simmer

14.When the meat is cooked and the juice is slightly simmered, add the fried potato balls

15.Add salt and chicken powder and stir-fry evenly.Serve on a plate.

16.Last finished product picture

11. Stir-fry the pork belly so that each piece of meat is evenly colored.
Tips
When mixing starch into mashed potatoes, add starch according to the water content of the mashed potatoes., adjust to moderate.Be careful not to splash oil on yourself when frying, and pay attention to safety.
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