STEP 1/15
Put a bit of salt and pepper on the pork neck and season it for a while
I'll make the sauce first
STEP 2/15
Soy sauce 2, cooking wine 8, minced garlic 2, pork cutlet sauce 4, oligosaccharide 4, oyster sauce 2, 1 cup of water (paper cup amount)
STEP 3/15
Add all and mix
STEP 4/15
I also make salad sauce in advance
Today's home party dish is similar to "Seoga & Cook Pork Neck steak
I'm going to put salad on it, but it's a dressing that goes on top of it
Sugar 2, vinegar 4, mayonnaise 7, olive oil 3, milk 1/4 cup (paper cup portion)
STEP 5/15
Melt a spoonful of butter in a heated pan
STEP 6/15
Just cook the pork neck steak properly on the outside
STEP 7/15
It doesn't matter if it's half-cooked
STEP 8/15
And put the Seoga & Cook sauce that I made earlier in a wide pan and boil it
STEP 9/15
When the sauce boils, add the slightly grilled pork neck steak and boil it down to medium heat
Just boil it down to the point where the soup becomes salty
STEP 10/15
The eggs are sunny side up
STEP 11/15
I'm going to grill pineapples, too
STEP 12/15
Prepare salad vegetables by washing them clean
STEP 13/15
Add salad dressing to the salad vegetables you washed earlier and mix them
STEP 14/15
When it's all ready, the pork neck steak will be boiled down, so we'll plate it on a plate
STEP 15/15
Put the pork neck steak on top, and pour the remaining sauce
Put an egg on top of it's
If you put grilled pineapples and salad in an empty space
Seoga & Cook pork neck steak is done!
If you eat it with a Ms. Container salad pasta, it's three times more delicious