Hand-shredded cabbage in dry pot
Overview
The New Year greetings are finally coming to an end. I’m all kinds of tired. Recently, my skin has been dry, my throat has been sore, and I’ve had a few small pimples on my hands. I don’t want it if I’m feeling uncomfortable. No matter who I’m eating at, there’s nothing but meat. So on the way back a few days ago, I found a sarsaparilla in a relative’s vegetable patch. I’ve been procrastinating about it for a few days. I woke up early today and the family came for a general cleaning. I started to prepare lunch. I asked Sister Xiao to get a piece of bacon, cut a few pieces, and stir-fry a pot. Sister Xiao said it was delicious and appetizing. She also said that the color was better than the ones in restaurants on the street... I had also lost my appetite in the past few days and suddenly ate more food.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Half of the cabbage is enough, cut the whole cabbage in half, tear off the outermost layers, and tear the tender inner leaves into uniform pieces, which are slightly larger
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Tear the stem into pieces separately
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Soak the torn leaves and stems in salt water for a while, drain the water and set aside
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Cut the pork belly into thin slices for later use. In fact, bacon is also a good choice. Last time I used fresh pork belly, but today I used bacon. I cut the fat and lean meat separately
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If it is fresh pork belly, marinate it in advance: add a little light soy sauce, pepper, cooking oil, corn starch and marinate for a few minutes
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Slices of ginger and garlic
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Pour water into the pot, bring it to a boil, add the cabbage stems, blanch them for a few seconds, and drain the water
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Add oil to the pot, add a few Sichuan peppercorns and sauté until fragrant, then remove
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Add ginger and garlic slices and sauté over low heat until fragrant
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Add a few dried chili peppers [Many people say that chili peppers are easy to burn. In addition to low heat, you can also put the dried chili peppers in cold water before adding them to the pot. This will be much better]
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Pour in the marinated meat slices and continue to fry together
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Pour in a little light soy sauce
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Add the drained cabbage leaves and stir-fry over high heat. The time should not be too long
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Add the stems and stir-fry quickly
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Season with a little steamed fish drum oil and a dash of balsamic vinegar, and finally add a little salt, and the chicken powder is ready to serve
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It becomes more fragrant as it stews
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"No matter what time you go to bed, the day has passed anyway. No matter where the end is, another year has passed anyway. Take care of yourself, if you still have the energy, remember to protect the beautiful things, be a simple and happy person, do not dwell on the past, and do not fear the future."