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Braised minced pork with preserved vegetables(冬菜)

braised-minced-pork

This is same as the steam version, but we cook it by braising with soya sauce gravy.

Ingredients

  1. 250 grams minced lean pork
  2. 2 chinese table spoon of preserved vegetable (冬菜)
  3. 1 teaspoon corn flour
  4. 1 table spoon sesame oil
  5. 2 table spoon soy sauce
  6. dash of pepper
  7. ½ teaspoon sugar

For gravy

  1. 2 tablespoon soya sauce
  2. 1 tablespoon sugar
  3. 1/2 teaspoon dark soya sauce
  4. ¾ cup water
  5. 2 clove of garlic
  6. 2 table spoon cooking oil

Method

  1. Wash the preserved vegetables and press dry.
  2. Either you get ready minced pork, or you can get a piece of lean pork and minced it using your cleaver.  (cut into thin slice, and then chop repeatedly for about 5-10 mins.) 
  3. While still on the chopping board, add in the preserved vegetables and chop again for another 5 mins so that that the vegetables are also chopped finely, and mixed well into the pork.
  4. Mixed in the corn flour, soya sauce, sesame oil, pepper, sugar and mixed well with a spoon or hand. (you can do this in a plate or on the chopping board)
  5. Putting the pork on the chopping board, scoop up the pork with the cleaver in 1 hand and your other bare hand and slap it down gently on the chopping board repeatedly 10-20 times.  This will expel the air within the minced pork and will make it more compact and more springy to the bite when cooked.
  6. Spread the pork flat like a patty.
  7. Heat up a frying pan, add in oil and spread the oil out, especially if you are not using non-stick pan.
  8. When hot, put in the patty to pan fry one side of the patty till brown, usually take 8-10 mins (you can pan fry the other side but it is optional)
  9. When almost done with frying, add in chop garlic to fry in the oil.
  10. Mix the sugar, light and dark soya sauces and water in a bowl. Pour the mixture into the pan, and cover for 5 mins to simmer.  Open lid, and flip the patty over and cover for another 5 mins to simmer.
  11.  Serve hot.

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2 Responses

  1. baby says:

    instead of pork, can use other meat?

  2. editor says:

    I think chicken meat should be ok. But reduce the soya sauce used as chicken meat need less salt.

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