
Health benefits
Pork loin: nourishing the kidneys
Sichuan peppercorns: dehumidifying
Ingredients
Pork loin ( one ) | Kimchi ( appropriate amount ) |
Garlic ( appropriate amount ) | Onions ( Moderate amount ) | Green chili pepper (appropriate amount) | Flour (appropriate amount) |
Cooking wine ( Appropriate amount ) | Chicken Essence ( Appropriate amount ) |
Oil ( appropriate amount ) | Salt ( Adequate amount ) |
| Corn starch ( appropriate amount ) | Seafood soy sauce ( Appropriate amount ) |
Ginger ( Appropriate amount ) | Panthoxylum bungeanum (appropriate amount) |
How to make fried kidney with kimchi

1.Prepare the ingredients, home-made kimchi, garlic, green chili peppers, green onions, and a pork loin

2. Cut the pork loin in half and take out the white tendons inside,

3.Cut with diagonal knife

4.Cut a flower knife on the other side of the pork loin.Don’t cut it with the first cut, but cut it with the second cut.

5.Put the cut kidneys into a bowl, add cooking wine and flour and mix well

6.Pour in water and soak for about 15 minutes, then wash with water.

7. Seasoning preparation, Shred the kimchi [I used pickled ginger and chili radish] shred the green pepper, cut the onion into sections, pepper, garlic, ginger, corn starch, seafood soy sauce,

8.Put the processed kidney flowers into a bowl, add salt, soy sauce and corn starch and mix well.

9. Heat the oil in a pot to 90% heat.Pour in the kidneys and quickly drain the oil.

10.Use a sieve to control oil

11. Heat 70% oil in a pot, add ginger, garlic, and peppercorns and stir-fry until fragrant.

12.Pour in the green chilies and stir-fry the kimchi over high heat

13. Then pour in the good oil Add scallions, chicken essence and quickly stir-fry over high heat

14.Finally turn off the fire p>

15.Spoon it on the plate and serve
Tips
Stir-fried kidneys must be stir-fried quickly over high heat to achieve such a delicious texture Very good
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