- Cut the Chinese celery into segments of about 2 cm and set aside
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Cut the celery into even lengths, otherwise uneven cooking in the pan will affect the texture.
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Cut the celery into even lengths, otherwise uneven cooking in the pan will affect the texture.
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Slice the scallions to a moderate thickness, otherwise slicing them too thin will cause them to turn mushy in the pan and lose texture.
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Cut the pork belly into even strips, otherwise some will overcook and dry out while others remain undercooked during frying.
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Stir-fry the tofu and pork belly continuously after adding them to the wok, otherwise they will easily stick to the pan and burn.
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Cut the squid against the grain, otherwise it will become too tough and chewy after cooking.
Hot water may splash when added; pour slowly and keep a distance to prevent burns.
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When braising with added water, pay attention to the water level, avoid burning dry, and monitor the heat at all times.
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Add just a few pieces of rock sugar for flavor
adding too much will make it too sweet and ruin the savory profile
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Add the soy sauce along the edge of the wok and stir-fry quickly, otherwise it will become too salty in spots or burn at the bottom.
Use oven mitts when moving the hot wok to plate the food to avoid burns from the high temperature.
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Add the black vinegar along the edge of the wok just before removing from heat, otherwise heating it too long will cause it to lose its tangy aroma.