Recipes tagged "Sichuan flavored black bean sauce"
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Dry pot tea tree mushroom
Whenever I see fresh tea tree mushrooms being sold on the streets, I can’t help but buy a lot. I stir-fry them with pork belly and red pepper, and add a little Sichuan-flavored black bean and watercress. They are spicy and fragrant, the mushrooms are crispy and the meat is thick. The taste is very unique, and it goes well with rice. If you are more particular about it, you can move the fried vegetables to a hot clay pot or iron plate to burst out the dry and fragrant taste, which will be even more tempting.
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Sichuan style steamed pork ribs
Eating steamed vegetables during the Chinese New Year symbolizes prosperity, so it seems essential! You can steam vegetables, steam fish, steam meat, and steam pork ribs—the most attractive one is probably the steamed pork ribs! A famous pork rib dish in Sichuan cuisine is steamed pork ribs. It is smooth, soft and glutinous, and not too spicy. It is the only Sichuan dish that my old mother is good at and likes - she basically doesn't eat spicy food. When my mother used to make this dish, she would simply marinate the ribs with chili sauce and soy sauce, and usually marinate pork belly, chicken, beef, etc., marinate in a large pot and put it in the refrigerator; then stir-fry a large pot of fragrant rice noodles. When eating, wrap the meat in rice noodles, throw it into the pot and steam it, and it will be a spear dish. It is very convenient when guests come to your home. Today, when I make this dish, I am much more stingy. There is only a little bit of pork ribs and a little bit of rice noodles. In order to support the plate, I also use small taro as the bottom. However, it still looks golden and brilliant after being cooked. It is still very appropriate to serve as a New Year dish to support the appearance. Moreover, the taro is delicious! Steamed Pork Ribs with Sichuan Flavor Rice Noodles – a delicious and not spicy Sichuan dish!
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