Northeast traditional dish shoulder handle - pot and baorou

tenderloin:300g onion:half ginger:3 pieces carrot:half cilantro:2 potato starch:200g sugar:40g white vinegar:40ml https://cp1.douguo.com/upload/caiku/a/e/8/yuan_aea3623ebad09e93a3fef5b9a5cafc98.jpg

Northeast traditional dish shoulder handle - pot and baorou

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Northeast traditional dish shoulder handle - pot and baorou

Double cooked pork slices, formerly known as pot fried pork slices, is a northeast dish. It was created by Zheng Xingwen, a chef from Daotai Prefecture of Harbin during the reign of Guangxu. After cooking, the color is golden and the taste is sour and sweet. Guobaorou is to adapt to the taste of foreign guests. The burnt pork with salty and fresh taste has been changed into a dish with sour and sweet taste.

Cooking Steps

  1. Step1:Soak potato starch for 15 minute

  2. Step2:Shred the onion, ginger, carrot and parsley for later us

  3. Step3:Slice the tenderloin about 4m

  4. Step4:Add cooking wine, salt and pepper and marinate for 10 minute

  5. Step5:Dry starch on the tenderloi

  6. Step6:By this time, the starch has been soaked. Remove the upper layer of water and add some oil

  7. Step7:Put the marinated tenderloin into the marinated starch and grasp it wel

  8. Step8:Start cooking oi

  9. Step9:Put the meat in the pot one by on

  10. Step10:Fry until golden brown. Wait until the oil temperature is a little smoky. Put in the meat and fry for 20 seconds

  11. Step11:Keep the bottom oil in the pot. Add the ingredients. Sweet and sour juice. Here, add some soy sauce when adding a little salt or mixing the sweet and sour juice

  12. Step12:Quickly stir fry the meat in the pot. Dish ou

Cooking tips:1. The mixing ratio of sweet and vinegar juice is one to one. The sweet and sour are moderate. 2. Paste is the key. Use potato starch with large viscosity. 3. Re fry can make the taste crisper. 4. Add a little oil to wet starch to prevent the meat from sticking when cooking.

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