A Shanxi steamed dish without quail name but with quail. The most famous one is quail eggplant. But I prefer the adapted quail beans. It's said that the original ingredients are quail meat. But what I've eaten is replaced by pork. It's simple and easy to make. It's salty and delicious. It's soft and mellow. It's delicious.
Step1:Cut streaky pork or pure lean pork into shreds. I prefer to mix half of the streaky pork and half of the lean pork. It's more fragran
Step2:Heat the oil in the pan to 90% of the oil temperature, fry the beans until golden yellow, and then fish them out for use.
Step3:Cut up the onion, ginger and garlic.
Step4:Heat up the frying pan and add the base oil. Heat up. Add the shredded meat and stir
Step5:Add in the onion, ginger, garlic and stir until half cooked. Add some soy sauce, cooking wine and salt. Add in a little pepper water and stir well and turn off the heat
Step6:Put 2 / 3 of the beans neatly into the bottom of the bowl
Step7:Then put the fried shredded meat on the top of the already sized beans
Step8:Lay the remaining 1 / 3 beans on the top and lay them out
Step9:Steam in a cage for 4050 minutes. Turn off the heat and get out of the pot. Put it into the soup plate. This step is not photographed
Step10:You can take the original juice into the spoon, thicken it with water starch, pour it on the beans, and decorate it with coriander and pepper. It can also be served directly with coriander.
Cooking tips:My family has a large population. I make it in large proportion. Parents with few family members can reduce production. There are skills in making delicious dishes.