Step1:Slice lean meat. First add cooking wine, a little soy sauce, and then add salt and starch. If it's dry, add a little water. Place it to taste.
Step2:Wash the bean sprouts and Flammulina velutipes. Slice the shallots, garlic and ginger. Cut the cilantro into sections for later use
Step3:Heat the pot and add the oil. Stir fry the pepper and dried pepper. Stir fry the bean sprouts in the pot. Add a small amount of salt after softening. Add the soy sauce to the taste and color. Stir for a while and put it into the big bowl for the bottom
Step4:Add ginger slices, scallion slices and garlic slices into the oil for stir frying bean sprouts and stir fry them until fragrant, then add a spoonful and a half of Pixian bean paste. Stir fry them and add boiling water. Add soy sauce and a little sugar. Season with black pepper. Boil the soup
Step5:Put Flammulina velutipes in the boiling soup. Blanch for 5 minutes. Remove and put on the bean sprouts on the plate
Step6:Then blanch the pork slices. Put them one by one. Don't stir them quickly after putting them down to prevent the soup from being mixed because the starch hasn't solidified. When the pork slices are cooked, pour them into the bowl of Flammulina bean sprouts with the soup (you can take out the ginger slices and the scallion slices in advance
Step7:Sprinkle scallion, garlic slices, coriander, pepper and dry pepper with knife, green and red pepper, sesame on top. Add oil in a clean pot. Heat and pour over
Cooking tips:This dish uses Pixian Douban sauce and other spices, plus the taste of the food itself. I personally think it can be done without chicken essence. It's very fresh and has skills in making delicious dishes.