Braised Pork with Cumin and Taro
Overview
The National Day is really a very tiring holiday for me. I only have three days off. I took one day off and had time to stay in Guangzhou. It was only used as a transit point. This National Day, my three girls followed me back to Raoping, so I found an excuse to have a good time this time. If I only go back with my uncle, I won't be given too many places to play. The most I can do is follow him around and eat while walking. This time I visited all the streets of Chaozhou and had a good time. It was so comfortable.
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Ingredients
Steps
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First wash the pork and cut it into pieces;
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Peel the taro and cut into small squares;
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Add a little oil and garlic and ginger to the rice cooker and heat until garlic smells;
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Pour in the pork and stir-fry slowly;
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As shown in the picture, fry until the pork is 8 minutes cooked;
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Add appropriate amount of salt and soy sauce;
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Add soy sauce and continue to stir-fry until the soy sauce dries up. Set aside;
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Add appropriate amount of oil and garlic to the pot, heat until fragrant, pour in the taro;
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Fry slowly until the taro absorbs the oil evenly;
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Continue to fry until the taro surface changes color;
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Add appropriate amount of water and continue cooking;
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Cook until the water is dry;
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Pour in the cooked pork;
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Continue to stir-fry until evenly distributed;
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Add appropriate amount of salt, soy sauce and cumin and stir-fry evenly.