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First, cut the pork into three large pieces. Add 2 spoons of soybean paste, 3-4 whole garlic, half a spoon of soy sauce, 2-3 bay leaves, and half a spoon of ginger powder to boil. Boil it over high heat for about 5 minutes, and when the water boils, close the lid on medium-low heat and boil it for about 20 minutes. (FYI, don't throw away the meat broth. It's going to go into the soy sauce
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And make soy sauce sauce. Add 6 spoons of soy sauce / 2 spoons of minced garlic / 2 spoons of ginger powder / 2 spoons of oligosaccharide / 2 spoons of sugar / pepper dab and half a cup of meat broth when the meat is cooked.
STEP 3/6
After about 20 minutes, poke it with chopsticks and boil it until blood doesn't flow out. If the blood doesn't come out, okay. If it does, boil it a bit more
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Remove the water from the cooked meat and cook it back and forth in an oiled pan until golden brown. (If you don't remove the water properly, the oil can splash!)
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When the meat is cooked until golden, pour the soy sauce with the meat broth made earlier into a pan and cook it with sauce.
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When the sauce is boiled down to about two-thirds, add oyster mushrooms or onions. Originally, I was supposed to add mushrooms, but there were no onions, so I shredded them and the crunchy ones were delicious. Boil the onions until they are out of breath, and if you want to enjoy spicy food, slice 1 cheongyang pepper. If the kids are going to eat it, skip Cheongyang chili