Minced meat and pickled green beans
Minced pork and sour string beans is a traditional famous dish in Yiyang, Hunan, belonging to the Hunan cuisine category with a simple preparation. It is made by stir-frying pickled string beans, pork belly, and chili peppers together. You can also add garlic cloves, dried chilies, and other seasonings according to personal taste to enhance the flavor.
This dish is refreshing, appetizing, and helps to alleviate greasiness. It is a very suitable home-cooked dish to go with rice, and is also a popular dish loved by many in various restaurants.
Some time ago, out of curiosity, I bought some Sichuan pickles back home. They were said to be ready to eat, but as a person from the Northeast who grew up eating pickled vegetables, I found it a bit hard to stomach. How do I describe the taste? It’s like picking up pickled vegetables straight from the jar without washing them and eating them directly, the taste is too strong, and I couldn’t handle it.
So I just left it there, but after all, I spent money on it and couldn’t waste it. Coincidentally, there were a few sour string beans inside, so I thought I might as well stir-fry them to eat.
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