Bitter melon stuffed with meat
Overview
When it comes to bitter melon, many people will be repelled by its bitter taste. In fact, although bitter melon is bitter, the bitter taste will not penetrate into other ingredients when paired with other ingredients, so it is called a gentleman's dish. Moreover, the nutritional value of bitter melon is also very high. It has the effects of clearing heat and replenishing qi, lowering blood pressure, lowering blood lipids, anti-cancer, and beautifying the skin. Personally, I think bitter melon is the best match with meat, because the fresh aroma of the meat can make the bitter taste of bitter melon much calmer and not so direct. It also tastes light and refreshing, and my family likes it very much.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare ingredients: bitter melon and minced pork
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Add 2g of salt, minced ginger, chopped green onion, fresh soy sauce, sugar, corn starch, white pepper, and chicken essence into the minced meat
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Add a little water, beat the meat filling vigorously in one direction and set aside
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Wash the bitter melon and cut it into small pieces (the length is as long as you like), and use a knife to remove the seeds and flesh from the melon
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Marinate the bitter melon with 1g of salt for about 10 minutes
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Take a small piece of fresh red pepper, wash it and cut it into fine pieces
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After the bitter melon is pickled, first apply a layer of dry starch on the inner wall of the bitter melon
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Then stuff the meat stuffing inside
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After finishing the steps, put it into the steamer, cover the pot and steam over medium heat for 15 minutes
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After steaming, pour the soup in the plate into the wok (if there is not much soup, you can add an appropriate amount of water), turn on low heat, wait until the soup is slightly boiled, slowly pour in water starch to thicken the gravy, and stir constantly with a spatula
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Add minced red pepper and mix thoroughly (if you find it tastes too bland, you can add a little salt)
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Finally, pour the soup onto the bitter melon and you’re done!