
Health benefits
Cooking wine: low in protein
Vinegar: nourishing blood, low in protein
Ingredients
Corn starch ( 4 spoons ) | White sugar( 2 spoons ) |
Ketchup ( 1 spoon ) | Light soy sauce ( a little ) |
Salt ( appropriate amount ) | Tenderloin ( 300g ) |
| Cooking wine ( appropriate amount ) | Vinegar ( 1 Spoon ) |
Cooked white sesame seeds ( appropriate amount ) | Clean water ( appropriate amount ) |
How to make sweet and sour pork

2.After cutting into thicker slices, then cut into chopstick-thick strips.

3. Cut the shredded meat into a bowl, add cooking wine, light soy sauce and salt.

4. Stir evenly with chopsticks and marinate for more than fifteen minutes.

5. Add 4 tablespoons of potato starch to a little water and stir evenly to form a paste.This should be thicker.

6.2 spoons of sugar, 1 spoon of vinegar, 1 spoon of tomato paste, a little cooking wine, then add Mix appropriate amount of starch and appropriate amount of water to make a sauce and set aside.

7. Pour the starch paste into the meat and mix evenly so that each piece of meat is coated with starch paste.

8.Put oil in the pot.When the oil temperature is 60%, add the meat strips one by one.Separately to avoid sticking together, you can also fry them in batches.

9. Fry until the color turns yellow.

10. Use a slotted spoon to remove the oil.

11. Fry all the tenderloins.

12. Continue to burn the oil.When the oil temperature is 80%, add the meat strips again and fry again.

13.Fry until the surface is golden brown and the skin becomes crispy, then serve out.

14. Leave a little oil in the pot to heat and pour in the sweet and sour sauce.

15.Use a spatula to stir-fry the sweet and sour sauce until thick.

16. Then add the meat strips and stir-fry quickly until each strip of meat is coated with sugar Vinaigrette.

17. Place the fried tenderloin on a plate lined with lettuce leaves.

18. Sprinkle with white sesame seeds and you can eat.

1. Pat the pork tenderloin loosely with the back of a knife.
Tips
Frying the meat again can make the outer layer of the meat crispy.
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