Sichuan fish-flavored shredded pork
Tenderloin 1 block | Carrot Appropriate amount |
Green pepper Half | Winter bamboo shoots (since they were no longer available, I used half an onion instead) 1 block |
Black fungus (soaked) 5, 6 flowers | Onion, ginger and garlic Appropriate amount |
Chopped pepper 1 tablespoon | Pixian Douban 1 small spoon |
Cooking wine (marinated meat) Appropriate amount | Light soy sauce (cured meat) Appropriate amount |
Egg white (cured meat) About half | Vegetable oil (cured meat) Appropriate amount |
Starch (cured meat) Appropriate amount (don’t put too much) | Sugar (fish spice) 3 tablespoons |
Vinegar (fish spice) 3 tablespoons | Light soy sauce (fish spice) 2 tablespoons |
Clear water (fish spice) 2 to 4 tablespoons | Starch (fish spice) Appropriate amount (don’t put too much) |
Step 1
Cut the meat into shreds, mix well with cooking wine, light soy sauce, egg white, vegetable oil, and starch, and marinateStep 2
Cut peppers, bamboo shoots (onions), carrots, and fungus into shreds and set asideStep 3
Fish seasoning: sugar: vinegar: light soy sauce = 3:3:2 I use Shanxi mature vinegar, which is more acidic than ordinary acetic acid, so I have to adjust the amount of vinegar according to the vinegar I use at home.Step 4
Make oil in a pot, fry the shredded pork until it changes color, take it out and set asideStep 5
Re-heat oil in the pot, add chopped pepper and Pixian bean paste, stir-fry evenly, then add onion, ginger and garlic, stir-fry evenlyStep 6
Add shredded vegetables and stir-fry until cookedStep 7
Add the fried shredded pork and stir-fryStep 8
Pour in the prepared fish spices (stir well before pouring, because the starch inside will precipitate), bring to a boil and serve. Cooking techniques for Sichuan fish-flavored shredded porkWhat needs to be noted about the sweet and sour sauce is that the amount of water in it can be adjusted according to the amount of cooking