Braised bacon and bamboo shoots
Overview
March to May is the season for picking bamboo shoots in the mountainous areas of Guangdong. Today, I took my children to my father-in-law’s hometown to play. I took a few children up the mountain to pick bamboo shoots. Speaking of bamboo shoots, they are authentic wild mountain delicacies. They are fresh, sweet, tender and crisp, with a special fragrance. However, they must be cooked on the same day, as they will not be fresh and sweet after being cooked overnight.
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Ingredients
Steps
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It’s this kind of bamboo shoot
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My daughter and two sons also helped peel the bamboo shoots, but it only became more and more busy, haha.
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Peel it off, wash it and set aside.
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Bacon, homemade before Chinese New Year.
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The waxed ones are relatively dry, so they need to be steamed for 20 minutes until soft and sliced.
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Stir-fry the bacon over low heat to remove the oil, add the garlic and stir-fry until fragrant.
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Add the bamboo shoots and stir-fry them briefly.
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Pour in water, submerging it to the top. Bring to a boil over high heat. After the water boils, add star anise, ginger slices and five-spice powder.
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Appropriately add some of these three guys to add color and seasoning.
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Simmer over medium-low heat for 20 minutes. Don't worry, the longer it takes, the more flavor will develop. These high-fiber things are not so easy to become soft and rotten. I have tried roasting them for 2 hours before and they were still very crispy. Boil the water until it squeaks, then add some light soy sauce and water starch to thicken it.
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Remove from pan and serve
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Tonight, the appetite of our family of seven has increased greatly. I even drank 7 cups of rice and it was not enough. -_-|||