I don't like sweet and sour pork, sweet and sour fish. When I first tasted pot and baorou in the northeast, I opened the door of the new world. It's rich, sour and sweet, but it won't be greasy, crisp outside and tender inside. It's a perfect combination. In order to enrich the taste of the dishes on the table, I also tried to make a family version of pot and baorou myself.
Step1:Cut carrot, scallion, ginger and garlic into foam. Chop the cilantro.
Step2:Wash pork loin.
Step3:Mix 1 tablespoon of soy sauce, half of salt, 1 tablespoon of Shaoxing yellow rice wine and 3 tablespoons of water. Cut pork loin into thick slices. Put in. Put the lid on. Put it in the fridge.
Step4:In a bowl, dissolve the potato starch in a glass and a half of water and stir until it is completely dissolved. Place the potato starch to the bottom.
Step5:Prepare sugar sauce, vinegar, half spoon salt and sesame oil. Stir to dissolve. Set aside.
Step6:Pour out the water after the potato starch precipitates. Leave the potato starch paste at the bottom.
Step7:Put the pork slices in a bowl. Coat the pork with potato starch completely by hand.
Step8:Heat the oil in a deep pot. Medium heat is OK. Otherwise, the pork will get old if the fire is too big. Carefully put the pork slices into the oil one at a time. Leave space in the middle. Avoid sticking together.
Step9:Fry each batch for 2 minutes. Put the fried pork on the iron rack and drain.
Step10:Spare.
Step11:Leave a spoonful of oil in the pan. Heat the pan over medium heat. Boil the ginger and garlic briefly.
Step12:Add the sauce. Raise the temperature. Add the carrot.
Step13:Add onion and coriander.
Step14:Add the pork and stir it quickly. Each piece of pork has a thin layer of sauce.
Step15:From the pot to the plate.
Step16:The ones in the shop outside are big. The family version can be made smaller.
Step17:It's most delicious to eat when it's hot.
Step18:Try it.
Cooking tips:Pork should choose the two tenderest pork loins around the back bone. There are skills in making delicious dishes.