Pork chop and braised chestnuts
Overview
The autumn wind blows and the sweet-scented osmanthus fragrants. As the saying goes, pears are in August, hawthorns are in September, and chestnuts are in October. October in the golden autumn is a good time to eat chestnuts!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Cut the pork chop into evenly thin slices, pat it with the back of a knife, add salt, chicken essence, soy sauce and corn starch, mix well with your hands and set aside. (Seasoning can be adjusted according to personal taste)
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Peel, peel and wash the chestnuts and set aside.
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Cut the garlic sprouts into small sections with a diagonal knife, and pat the garlic head flat and set aside.
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Brush the pan with oil, add the marinated pork chop, and fry over medium heat until both sides are lightly charred, then remove.
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Leave oil in the pot, add garlic sprouts and garlic and stir-fry over high heat until fragrant.
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Pour in the chestnuts and stir-fry a few times.
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Add a bowl of water.
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Add soy sauce.
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Pour in the fried pork chop, cover and cook over medium heat until the juice is reduced.
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Plate and enjoy.