Today I'm giving English a try to see how it goes and how the feedback is. Ok. Let's do this.
So I had this nice piece of pork from the farm of Domta close by. It was the belly, and it was already cooked. I sliced it up in not to thin pieces.
Here is where I say "don't put too much in the pan or it will get boiled". But that would have been if I had time. Wich I don't. But it went allright.
So quite a lot of oil and high heat. And I didn't stir to much.
After frying a while I added sliced ginger in syrup (that was all ginger I had, fresh ginger will go well to), garlic and chilies.
And some plum sauce.
That went all sizzley and made that extra crisp to the pork.
I took out the pork, but left the excess oil in the pan and put in some already cooked jasmine rice. I fried that, stirring occaisionally.
At the end I mixed in mushroomsoy and a couple of eggs. When the eggs come in contact with the heat you have to stir fast like you do with a carbonara so it becomes mixed and not clumpy.
I bought this beautiful thai-broccoli at an asian store. I rinsed it and separated the thicker stems because of the different cooking time.
So I started with the stems in hot oil..
Then the leaves turning them around until perfect, ending with some more mushroomsoy and oystersauce.
This was the dish of the month. I couldn't stop eating. It was truly amazing. Crispy tasty pork with amazingly good rice (tasty enough to eat by it's self) and nice, crunchy, salty greens.
blir nästa post kanske på grekiska?
SvaraRaderaOm det är till barn i grekisk förskola kanske :)
SvaraRaderahahaha... det kan vara en bra börja så! kram-kram
SvaraRadera