1, a piece of pork belly, cut into strips one centimeter square.

2. Wash the wok, heat it, put two spoonfuls of oil, three or four spoonfuls of sugar, and turn to low heat.

3. Stir constantly with a frying spoon to melt the sugar and turn it into a reddish-brown sugar solution, also called fried sugar color.

4. Pour chopped pork belly, stir well, and let each piece of meat be stained with sugar.

5, add soy sauce, cooking wine, ginger, rock sugar, a little salt, boil, and then turn to low heat for about twenty or thirty minutes. When the juice evaporates almost, increase the fire to collect the juice.

6. This is what it looks like.

Second, fish with Chinese sauerkraut

1, grass carp or snakehead is generally better.

2, wash the fish, pay attention to wash away the black membrane in the abdominal cavity.

3. Cut off the shark's fin ... (It's not bad to make shark's fin after drying ... haha)

4. Cut the fish into sections.

5. Hold the fish section with one hand, and push the other hand close to the upper edge of the fish spine to feel the position of the fish bone and adjust the direction of the knife in time ... If the cutting is not good, buy more fish to practice first:)

6. Remove the fishbone. Cut the fish head in half, put the fish under the slice, and leave the fish bones ... If you like to eat the bones together, you can also ignore this step. ...

7. Put the sliced fish horizontally and cut it piece by piece with a knife along the direction from the fish tail to the fish head, each piece is about 5-7 mm thick. Pay attention here! Don't turn in the wrong direction, or the cooked fish fillet will be broken ~ ~

8. Take an egg, pour it with both hands and pour out the egg white for later use.

9. Cut the fish bones into sections, put them into the basin with the fish head, add salt and cooking wine and stir, then add the egg white and stir well, and let it stand for 20 minutes to wait for a while, hehe.

10, pickled cabbage, pickled cabbage in Cui Hua, one pack or two, if you like, put more.

1 1, cut sauerkraut and cut into sections.

12, put oil in the pot to heat it, preferably big oil, but for ... let's make it with ordinary oil! Pour in the chopped sauerkraut and stir fry. Then add water or broth to boil.

13, first add the fish head and bones, and simmer for 5-7 minutes ~ it's not good-looking, hehe!

14. Add other fish fillets and simmer for 2-3 minutes ~ If you don't like fish heads, you can omit them. ...

15, add salt, pepper, pepper powder, monosodium glutamate and other seasonings, and a pot of delicious shepherd's purse fish will be ready!

Third, kung pao chicken.

1. Wash and cut chicken, marinate with egg white, salt and starch and mix well; Wash garlic and cut into powder;

2. Heat the cooking oil in the pot, stir-fry the diced chicken in the pot and drain the oil;

3. Leave a little oil in the pot, saute dried peppers and garlic, then add diced chicken and stir fry;

4. Finally, add soy sauce, cooking wine, monosodium glutamate, sugar, vinegar, water, starch and sesame oil, and stir evenly to thicken. Finally, add peanuts and stir evenly.