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I prepared onions, bok choy, paprika, young corn, mushrooms, carrots, celery, and bamboo shoots. You can prepare it at home.
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400 grams of pork tenderloin (2 servings) Place on a paper towel to remove blood.
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Season with soy sauce, cheongju, ginger juice, and pepper. I'm sensitive to the smell of pork, so I tend to put in a lot of ginger juice or ginger powder.
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Mix 5T of potato starch and an egg well to make a batter. I put 1/2 cup of cooking oil in here. Adding oil to frying clothes prevents the meat from contracting suddenly in the frying oil, making the meat soft and not tough. The oil will drain into the frying oil anyway, so don't worry and add a little oil.
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Please put it on a paper towel and drain the oil.
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There are many ways to make sweet and sour pork sauce. Sauce 1, Water 11/2Cup, Oyster Sauce 2T, Vinegar 4T, Sugar 4T, Tomato Ketchup 3T Normal Oyster Sauce gives you the most simple tangsuyuk taste. If you use spicy oyster sauce, it has a slightly spicy taste like Sichuan-style sweet and sour pork, so it's good for adults to eat. Lastly, you can use chili oil instead of sesame oil.
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When the sauce starts to boil, add all the ingredients except bok choy and paprika.
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Boil while stirring.
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When the ingredients are cooked, add paprika.
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Potato starch: Mix water = 1:1 to make a water starch and sprinkle it little by little toward the boiling side to create a thick concentration.
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Add bok choy and turn off the heat.
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Lastly, if you drop a drop of sesame oil, it's done.
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Put the fried meat on a plate
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Sprinkle with plenty of sauce just before eating.
Sauce 2 is a sweet and sour taste that children will like more. If you use brown sugar instead of sugar, it's more delicious because it's glossy.