Pork Bibimbap

Pork Bibimbap

Overview

Make bibimbap in pressure cooker

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Add ginger, soy sauce, light soy sauce, chili powder, and sauce into the pork for 20 to 30 minutes

    Pork Bibimbap step 1
  2. I soaked sorghum, wheat kernels, red beans, and chickpeas before going to bed the day before. Today I added rice and soaked them for half an hour. The total amount of water added is the same as usual for steamed rice. I usually make half rice and half water, but this time I used a pressure cooker so there was a little less water.

    Pork Bibimbap step 2
  3. Cut the carrots into small dices and the onions into small pieces.

    Pork Bibimbap step 3
  4. After the oil is half hot, add peppercorns and a small piece of aniseed. Add the meat after it changes color. You can fry for a while.

    Pork Bibimbap step 4
  5. Add the diced carrots and fry a little more.

    Pork Bibimbap step 5
  6. Finally, add the onions and fry. The frying time should be short, just fry it twice

    Pork Bibimbap step 6
  7. Spread the fried vegetables flat on the rice and turn on the rice steaming function of the pressure cooker.

    Pork Bibimbap step 7
  8. Open the lid and show off your appearance

    Pork Bibimbap step 8
  9. When I started mixing, I added black sesame seeds, but it wasn't very noticeable after adding them.

    Pork Bibimbap step 9
  10. For my portion, I like dried shrimps, so I added dried shrimps to the mix, and then added freshly fried poached eggs. I have to say, I really don’t know how to fry poached eggs.

    Pork Bibimbap step 10
  11. For my mother's portion, the eggs looked really ugly, but they still tasted delicious.

    Pork Bibimbap step 11