Cooking… 煮緊…
Cooking… 煮緊…
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Prep 8 min·Cook 14 min
Cut the beans into 3 cm lengths and dry them well. Mix the pork with the soy sauce and cornflour.
300 g Fine green beans, trimmed150 g Pork mince1 tsp Light soy sauce½ tsp Cornflour
Heat the oil in the wok over medium-high heat. Fry the beans, tossing now and then, for 6–7 minutes until wrinkled and blistered in patches. Tip out, leaving the oil behind.
2 tbsp Cooking oil300 g Fine green beans, trimmed
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
This dry-frying replaces the restaurant's deep-frying and needs only 2 tbsp oil.Add the pork and stir-fry for 3 minutes, breaking it up, until browned and a little crisp.
150 g Pork mince
Add the garlic, chilli and olive vegetable and stir-fry for 1 minute until fragrant.
3 cloves Garlic, chopped1 Red chilli, chopped2 tbsp Preserved olive vegetable
Return the beans, splash in the Shaoxing wine, add the sugar and toss for 1 minute. Taste before adding any salt: olive vegetable is salty.
300 g Fine green beans, trimmed1 tsp Shaoxing wine½ tsp Sugar
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Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
Keeps 2 days in the fridge and reheats well; good in a lunchbox.
Blistered green beans tossed with savoury pork mince and salty Chaozhou olive vegetable. Big flavour from a little jar, and a bowl of rice disappears fast.
Level 1 · Easy
No special skills. Few steps, everyday tools. A first-time cook can do it.
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