Lamb in Sauce
Lamb Tenderloin 200 grams | Wet starch 25 grams |
Ginger juice 5 grams | Sesame oil 25 grams |
Cooking wine 5 grams | Vinegar 3 grams |
Old soy sauce 5 grams | Soy sauce 5 grams |
Sweet noodle sauce 5 grams | White sugar 40g |
Step 1
Cut the lamb tenderloin into 3cm long and 2cm wide slicesStep 2
Use sweet noodle sauce and 15 grams of wet starch to make a paste and mix well for later use.Step 3
Mix ginger juice, dark soy sauce, soy sauce, vinegar, cooking wine, white sugar and 10 grams of wet starch into gravy. (Ginger juice is made by soaking shredded ginger in a spoonful of boiling water)Step 4
Heat half a pot of peanut oil until it is 70% hot, add the battered mutton slices and spread them quickly to prevent them from sticking.Step 5
When the meat slices are ripe, drain out and filter the oilStep 6
Put the wok on the fire, add a tablespoon of sesame oil to heat, pour in the smooth meat slices and gravy, stir-fry quickly to coat the meat slices with the gravy, and drizzle with the remaining sesame oil. Cooking Tips for Sauced LambThe mutton slices should be cut thinner so that they will taste tender and smooth (it will be easier to cut if slightly frozen);
When cooking mutton, be careful not to cook it for too long, otherwise it will get old.