How I wish I can cook like her, the successful
blogger Eating
Pleasure? She inspired me with all her beautiful
pictures and posts on what she’s been cooking for her loved ones. And before
that I honestly I have the urge to own a kitchen where I could experiment
everything in the pot, or be it in the wok. Sometimes, you just need someone to
give you a lift on your arm, a pad on your shoulder and tell you that, ‘hey,
you could do it.’
Because of those posts that she’s posted up,
that helped me to learn to cook something that I’ve not any confident in it.
Ginger Spring Onion Pork Meat is something that my mom has been cooking it, and
she said it’s easy to make too. Ingredients are easy to get from the market and
it’s simply easy to cook.
200gm of pork tenderloin, slice into thin
slices
10 stalks of spring onions, cut into stripe
approximately 2 inches
Ginger cut into thin slices, about 10 to 15
pieces
1 medium red onion, cut into wedges
2 cloves of garlic, chopped
Marinate
3 teaspoon of light soya sauce
1 teaspoon of dark soya sauce
2
teaspoon of oyster sauce
1 teaspoon
of sugar
1
teaspoon of corn flour
½
teaspoon of salt
Method
- Marinate the meat for about 20 minutes
- While marinating, cut those ingredients per what mentioned above
- Heat the wok with 2 to 3 tablespoon of oil
- Fragrant the garlic, and add in the marinated meat and stir fry
- Stir fry for few minutes, and add in the rest of the ingredients
- Continue to stir fry and also add in about 3 to 4 tablespoon of water
- Simmer the meat with high flame for about 2 minutes
- What says more… dish out and serve with a bowl of steam rice
Comments
You know, I didn't have a proper kitchen before April 2010. I love cooking as my hobby. I just want to cook whatever I like. Something simple but delicious!
I still cook now, but I don't really have time to present my dish.
Keep it up! I learn new dishes from you too.