I'd like to have a sweet and sour pot meat. It's for you who don't want to lose weight today. If you're greedy, you can take a holiday for yourself. It's no big deal. Compared with the pot meat outside, you can feel more successful if you make it by yourself. It's more delicious and the oil you use is healthier~-
Step1:Mix 100g starch with a little water to make a paste for fryin
Step2:Sirloin 200g. Slice and set asid
Step3:Shred onion, carrot, ginger and garlic for us
Step4:Secret Classic pot meat sauce - 30g white sugar, 20-30g white vinegar, 30g water, 2G salt, a little mix of soy sauce and corn starch (partial sweet white vinegar plus 20, partial sour white vinegar plus 30, or seasoning according to personal preference
Step5:Materials are ready as shown in the figur
Step6:Put a proper amount of cooking oil into the pot and heat it over low heat until it bubbles. Wait until the oil is hot, then pour the tenderloin into the starch paste. Take a bath
Step7:When the oil is hot, start frying one piece of sirloin over low heat. The sirloin should be opened separately, or it will stick together. It can't be done in one pot. You can take out the fried one first, and then fry one pot
Step8:It can be fished out in about 2 minutes after initial fryin
Step9:Increase the oil temperature on medium fire. Fry again for 1-2 minute
Step10:Fry until the meat is golden on the surface. Note - the meat slices I cut here are thinner, so the frying time is shorter. If the meat is thicker, the time will be longer. The main thing is that the meat slices should be cash yellow on the surfac
Step11:After the meat slices are fried, pour the sauce into the pot. Boil it over low heat to make it thick
Step12:Then pour the fried pot pork, carrot shreds, onion, ginger and garlic into the sauce. Stir over medium heat until the dish is evenly wrapped in the sauce
Step13:Put it on a plate. A sour and sweet appetizer of the Northeast pot and baorou is ready. It must be hot to eat. The taste is the best.
Cooking tips:After all, it's fried products. Small appetites are OK. Don't be greedy. There are skills in making delicious dishes.