Dried pork with olives, vegetables and bamboo shoots
Overview
I bought some dried olive vegetables. This dish is not a dish here, and I had never eaten it before. When I saw it, I thought it was fresh, so I bought it to try. Because it is a dried vegetable, I think the most delicious way is to steam it with meat. So I soaked it, and at the same time made some dried bamboo shoots, paired it with pork belly, and seasoned it with fermented bean curd. The steamed pork belly is mostly filled with dried vegetables and absorbs oil very much, so it doesn't taste greasy at all and is very delicious.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Soak the dried bamboo shoots one day in advance
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Soak the dried olives half a day in advance
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Slice the soaked bamboo shoots and cut the olives into sections.
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Add pork belly, pepper, star anise, cinnamon, ginger and other cooking ingredients and cook until almost translucent
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Take out and let cool
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Cut into large pieces about 2 mm thick, not too thick, as too thick will not taste good and will be greasy
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Put fermented bean curd, braised soy sauce and sugar into a bowl and mix into juice
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Pour the prepared juice into the meat slices, mix well and marinate for half an hour.
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Add oil to the pot and sauté the minced ginger and garlic until fragrant, then add the dried bamboo shoots and olives,
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Stir-fry for about 2 minutes, add braised soy sauce, a little water, and a little salt
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Cook over medium-low heat for about 3 minutes.
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Arrange the marinated meat into the bowl along the circumference of the bowl,
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Fill the space with fried bamboo shoots
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After the water boiled, put it in the basket and steamed it over medium heat for 1 hour. I made more meat and vegetables and made 4 bowls. If I couldn't finish it, I froze it and reheated it next time.
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After steaming the meat, decant the soup into the wok, bring it to a boil and pour in a little water starch to thicken the gravy.
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Then pour the meat and vegetables in the bowl onto the plate and pour the juice over it