Cook the white rice in advance and set aside.
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Ensure the water-to-rice ratio is correct, otherwise the rice will be too mushy or too hard.
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Cook the white rice in advance and set aside.
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Ensure the water-to-rice ratio is correct, otherwise the rice will be too mushy or too hard.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling raw meat to avoid cross-contamination; raw meat carries bacteria and touching other ingredients without washing can cause contamination.
Place 300g of pork shoulder butt on the cutting board and cut it into small cubes.
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Keep your fingers curled inward while cutting meat, otherwise you may easily cut your fingers.
Add 0.5 tsp of salt and a bit of pepper to the bowl of pork cubes, then mix well with chopsticks until evenly seasoned.
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Mix the seasonings thoroughly, otherwise some meat chunks will be too salty and others will be tasteless.
Use a peeler to completely peel the skin off 2 red carrots and 2 potatoes.
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Keep a firm grip while peeling to prevent the peeler from slipping and cutting your fingers.
Wash 1 onion, 2 red carrots, and 2 potatoes, then chop them into small pieces on a green cutting board using a knife.
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Cut the vegetables into similar sizes, otherwise some will remain uncooked while others become too mushy.
Add 1 tbsp of oil into the pot and turn on the heat to warm it.
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Keep the oil temperature moderate, otherwise vegetables will smoke or burn at the bottom.
Once the oil is hot, add the chopped onion, red carrots, and potatoes, and stir fry using a wooden spatula.
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Stir evenly, otherwise the vegetables near the edge of the pot will easily burn.
Add the marinated 300g pork shoulder butt into the pot and stir-fry together with the vegetables.
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Spread the meat chunks apart so they don't stick together, otherwise they will cook unevenly.
Stir-fry until the meat is half cooked, pour in 800 ml of water, and continue cooking until the water boils.
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Ensure the heat is high enough when boiling so the water bubbles vigorously.
Opening the lid will release hot steam; lift the lid away from you to avoid facial burns.
Cover the pot and cook for about 10 minutes until the ingredients become tender.
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Do not use too high heat to prevent boiling over, and ensure sufficient liquid during simmering.
Add half a box of curry sauce mix into the pot.
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Lower the heat slightly before adding curry cubes to prevent them from sticking and burning at the bottom.
Stir continuously until the curry sauce is completely melted, stirring until fully and evenly incorporated into the liquid.
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Must stir continuously, otherwise melting curry cubes will sink, stick, and burn, otherwise the whole pot will taste bitter.
Cook for another 5 to 8 minutes until the curry sauce thickens and coats the wooden spatula, then turn off the heat.
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Stir occasionally while thickening, otherwise the thick curry will easily stick to the bottom and burn.
Ladle the cooked curry next to the hot white rice on a plate and serve to enjoy.
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The curry is extremely hot, be careful not to scald your hands while serving.