Question ID: 4000-8982-0-1-2-3
Recipe Description
Ingredients1 bowl of shredded (or ground) pork1 handful of baby bak choy 3 cloves of garlicLight soy sauceCorn Starch SaltTIP: Use about 2-3 times as much bak choy as you actually want to eat, as this vegetable tends to shrink drastically when you stir fry!
Prepare your ingredients for cooking:Slice or mince the cloves of garlicMarinate the pork with a couple tablespoons of soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of corn starch, and the garlic (the corn starch is optional here, but adding it in really helps to tenderize the meat!)Cut off the ends of the bak choy and wash the leaves thoroughly
After marinating the meat for about ~5-10min, it's time to cook the meat. I usually stir fry meat before veggies because they take longer to cook, and I like to make sure the meat is cooked through before I start adding in vegetables. Heat the pan on high heat with ~2 tablespoons of cooking oilWhen the pan is heated enough, add the meat, garlic, and marinade into the pan Cook the meat until the pink disappears - if you aren't sure if the meat is cooked enough, simply cut a shred in half and check to make sure there is no pink on the inside
When the meat is cooked, add in the bak choy, and you're done.Add the bak choy to the pan and stir fryThe bak choy will shrink drastically as you cook, and darken in color. Continuously taste-test the bak choy and add in salt to taste (for the amount shown in the pictures, I like to start at around 0.5 teaspoons)You know you're done when the leaves of the vegetable have darkened, and the stems look less stiff. Let it cool a bit, and serve over rice for a simple and quick dinner!
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