This dish brings together the sweet tender flavor of lean pork slices with the vibrant crunch of fresh bell peppers and the bold heat from pickled chili peppers creating a truly satisfying meal that is both spicy and refreshing. The subtle sweetness from ginger and garlic adds depth while the soft texture of the pork […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| pork (lean, sliced) | 500g |
| green and red bell peppers | as needed |
| salt | to taste |
| white pepper | to taste |
| ginger (julienned) | as needed |
| sweet potato starch | as needed |
| garlic (minced) | as needed |
| Sichuan peppercorns | as needed |
| pickled chili peppers | as needed |
| bird's eye chili | as needed |
| doubanjiang (chili bean paste) | 1 tbsp |
| light soy sauce | to taste |
| songxianxian (umami seasoning) | to taste |

Season the pork with salt, white pepper, and julienned ginger; mix well. Add sweet potato starch and a splash of water, then toss until every piece is evenly coated with the starch slurry.

Bring a pot of water to a boil. Drop in the pork slices one by one. Once they float and are just set, remove and rinse under cold water to keep them tender.

Heat oil in a wok and sauté the ginger, garlic, Sichuan peppercorns, pickled chilies, bird’s eye chili, and doubanjiang until fragrant and the oil turns red. Pour in some water, then season with light soy sauce and umami seasoning.

Add the blanched pork slices to the sauce. Toss in the green and red peppers, adjust salt to taste, and serve!
This dish brings together the sweet tender flavor of lean pork slices with the vibrant crunch of fresh bell peppers and the bold heat from pickled chili peppers creating a truly satisfying meal that is both spicy and refreshing. The subtle sweetness from ginger and garlic adds depth while the soft texture of the pork […]
Season the pork with salt, white pepper, and julienned ginger; mix well. Add sweet potato starch and a splash of water, then toss until every piece is evenly coated with the starch slurry.
Bring a pot of water to a boil. Drop in the pork slices one by one. Once they float and are just set, remove and rinse under cold water to keep them tender.
Heat oil in a wok and sauté the ginger, garlic, Sichuan peppercorns, pickled chilies, bird’s eye chili, and doubanjiang until fragrant and the oil turns red. Pour in some water, then season with light soy sauce and umami seasoning.
Add the blanched pork slices to the sauce. Toss in the green and red peppers, adjust salt to taste, and serve!