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Hunan-style Stir-Fried Pork with Peppers

groups2 servingsspeedEasycountertopsPrep: 5 minsskilletCook: 10 minsscheduleTotal: 15 minsoutdoor_grillStir-frylocal_fire_departmentMedium
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5 Steps Total
01
Preparation
00:00:23
  • Cut 300g washed spiral green peppers diagonally into roll-cut pieces
  • Place in a large bowl, add water and wash while rubbing off floating pepper seeds
  • Drain in a colander to remove excess water
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Watch out

Do not rub the eyes after washing the peppers, otherwise capsaicin will irritate and burn the eyes.

Ingredients:spiral green pepper
Tools:mixing bowlchef knifecutting boardcolander
02
Preparation
00:01:01
warningStay safe

Keep your hands dry while slicing meat to prevent the knife from slipping and cutting your fingers.

  • Slice 250g skinless pork belly into 2mm thin slices
  • Crush 6 garlic cloves into coarse pieces and place on a plate
  • Add 15g fermented black beans and 5g dried chili segments to the plate
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Watch out

Slice pork belly thinly so fat renders easily, otherwise, thick slices will turn tough and chewy.

Ingredients:pork bellyGarlicfermented black beansdried red chilies
Tools:platechef knifecutting board
03
Active Cooking
00:01:33
  • Heat a clean dry wok without water or oil, add 300g peppers, dry-fry on low heat
  • Press peppers gently with a spatula to hasten cooking
  • Once wilted, add 2g salt for seasoning and continue dry-frying while pressing
  • Cook until faint tiger-skin blisters appear, crackling sounds start, and strong pepper aroma is released, then remove and set aside
local_fire_departmentLow heat, about 3 minutes
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Watch out

Do not add oil during dry-frying

press with a spatula on low heat, otherwise moisture won't evaporate to form blistered skin

Ingredients:spiral green pepper (300 g)Salt (2 g)
Tools:spatulawok
04
Active Cooking
00:02:09
  • Heat 10ml vegetable oil in the wok, add 250g pork belly slices
  • Stir-fry on medium-low heat until browned and the fat turns translucent
  • Add 5g dried chili, 15g black beans, and half of the garlic (3 cloves); stir-fry on medium heat until fragrant
  • Pour in 5ml dark soy sauce and stir until evenly colored
  • Drizzle 15ml cooking wine along the wok sides, then add 10ml light soy sauce, 5g oyster sauce, and 2g white pepper; stir-fry evenly
local_fire_departmentMedium-low heat, about 4 minutes
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Watch out

Do not stir-fry meat on high heat

high heat will dry out moisture quickly, making the pork tough

Ingredients:vegetable oil (10 ml)pork belly (250 g)dried red chilies (5 g)fermented black beans (15 g)Garlic (3 cloves)dark soy sauce (5 ml)cooking wine (15 ml)light soy sauce (10 ml)oyster sauce (5 g)white pepper powder (2 g)
Tools:spatulawok
05
Active Cooking
00:03:10
  • Add the dry-fried green peppers and remaining garlic (3 cloves) into the wok
  • Turn to high heat and stir-fry briskly for about 1 minute until peppers absorb the meat pan juices
  • Drizzle 5ml black vinegar along the wok sides before turning off heat
  • Stir-fry quickly to combine evenly, turn off heat, and dish out on a plate
local_fire_departmentHigh heat, about 1 minute
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Watch out

Do not stir-fry on high heat for too long

keep it under 1 minute, otherwise green peppers will lose crispness

Ingredients:spiral green pepperGarlic (3 cloves)aromatic black vinegar (5 ml)
Tools:spatulaserving platewok

groceryAll Ingredients

spiral green pepper300 g
pork belly250 g
Garlic6 cloves
fermented black beans15 g
dried red chilies5 g
Salt2 g
vegetable oil10 ml
dark soy sauce5 ml
cooking wine15 ml
light soy sauce10 ml
oyster sauce5 g
white pepper powder2 g
aromatic black vinegar5 ml

blenderAll Tools Needed

mixing bowlchef knifecutting boardcolanderplatespatulawokserving plate