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Pork and Tofu | Chinese Food Easy Recipes

▪ Ingredients  

Ingredients

Quantity

Pork

500 g

Tofu

500 g

Starch, flour, salt

a few

Oyster sauce, cooking wine, oil

a few

Small onion

a few

 

▪ Detailed steps  

Add starch, salt and oyster sauce to the clear water, stir well to mix the sauce and set aside

Pork chopped into minced meat

Marinate in oil, salt, flour, cooking wine and oyster sauce for 10 minutes

Tofu cut into triangular slices

Fry tofu slices in a frying pan until golden brown on both sides.

Add minced meat to a separate pan and stir-fry

Pour in the tofu cubes with the sauce and reduce the sauce over medium heat

Add the green onions, stir-fry evenly and serve

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