To achieve this, I’ve even gone so far as searing them in an Instant Pot before breading them and making a kind of lightweight home pork schnitzel. But it also occured to me that cutting the meat into very small pieces and cooking it gently with a sauce could be successful. This is prior to incorporating the meat into a fast stir fry.
This is an especially fun meal to prepare if you have a wok that’s well seasoned and a few of the sauces that are used in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cuisines.
So let’s put our aprons on and get cooking.
Yield: dinner for two
Retsept


Head isu! Sihk faahn! Qǐng xiǎng yòng!