Food to accompany wine and food
Rabbit Meat 1 catty | Zanthoxylum bungeanum, vine pepper A small handful of each |
Vine pepper oil 1 small spoon | Garlic 2 flaps |
Ginger 4 tablets | Salt 3g |
Light soy sauce 2 tablespoons | Dried chili About 20-30 |
Cooking wine 2 scoops | White Sesame 5 grams |
Star anise 1 | Starch 2 small spoons |
White sugar 1 small spoon |
Step 1
Cut the rabbit meat into as small pieces as possible. If it is bleeding, squeeze out the water.Step 2
Add salt, cooking wine, light soy sauce and mix wellStep 3
Add a little starch and mix wellStep 4
Set it aside for later use. You can also add some pepper and marinate for more than half an hour.Step 5
Prepare the ingredients, one star anise, a pinch each of Sichuan peppercorns and vine pepper, 2 cloves of garlic cut into small pieces, and 4 slices of ginger shreddedStep 6
Dried chili 20-30 pieces, cut into small piecesStep 7
After the pan is hot, add cooking oil and heat itStep 8
Add rabbit meat and stir-fry. Do not stir at first to prevent deslurry. Stir after setting.Step 9
As shown in the picture, fry to dry out the water. When it is about 7 to 8 years old, take it out to control the oil and set aside.Step 10
Add a little vine pepper oil to the pot. If you like numbing, you can add more. In addition, add a little base oil just used, add ginger, garlic, pepper, vine pepper and star anise and saute until fragrant.Step 11
After sautéing, add the rabbit meat and stir-fryStep 12
Pour in light soy sauce from all sides to add color, stir-fry evenly and add a little sugar to enhance the freshness.Step 13
Finally add the dried chili segments and stir-fryStep 14
Stir well, serve on a plate, and garnish with white sesame seeds. Cooking tips for accompanying meals with wineIt is better to use freshly killed rabbit meat.
Do not rush to stir when it is first put into the pot, wait until it is set before turning it over.
The homepage updates a recipe every day, friends who like it are welcome to follow it!