*4.5 oz (125 g) boneless
pork shoulder
*1 oz (20 g) peanuts,
skinned and deep-fried
*1 t. salt, or to taste
*6 egg whites
*4 t. (20 g) cornstarch
(cornflour)
*3 t. meat stock or water
*1t. rice wine
*1 t. soy sauce
*0.25 t. scallions, chopped
*0.25 t. ginger powder
*0.25 t. garlic, sliced
*1.5 t. sugar
*3 T vegetable oil
*2 oz (50 g) green pepper,
seeded and cut into 0.5
inch (1 cm) cubes
*0.25 t. hot chili
Method:
1. Wash the pork, cut into
0.5 -inch (1.5cm) small
cubes, and mix with 0.5 t
salt. Beat the egg whites
and mix with 3 t of the
cornstarch. Add the pork
cubes and mix to coat
well. Set aside.
2. Mix the stock with the
remaining 1 t of
cornstarch, 0.5 t salt (or
to taste), rice wine, soy
sauce, scallions, ginger,
garlic, and sugar. Set
aside.
3. Heat the oil in a wok to
moderately hot (230F or
110C). Add the pork
cubes and stir-fry for
about 30 seconds, cooking
them just long enough to
seal in the juices.
Remove, drain, and set
aside. Pour out the oil
from the wok and reheat.
Add the green peppers
and stir-fry for 30
seconds. Then add the
pork cubes. Stir the
sauce to blend it, then
add to the wok. Add the
peanuts and hot chili
oil. Bring to a boil
and cook, stirring, until
thickened. Remove and
serve.