Pork with Snap Peas, Garlic, Ginger and Bell Peppers

 

Anyway, or Any Style Pork to suit your taste 

Sauce

Any combination of:

Pork or chicken or both

Dark Soy 
Shouxing rice wine
Hosin sauce
Honey or brown sugar or both or 2 tsp. of sugar
Black Vinegar ( to brighten flavors)
Fish sauce used sparingly
Seasame oil ( use in moderation ) or omit

Oyster Sauce

Ginger, minced

Garlic, minced

Stir Fry

Grapeseed or peanut oil

1 pound Pork Loin cut into strips

1 whole Onion cut into strips

Green and red Peppers cut into strips

Snap peas, end strip and backbone thread removed

Scallion greens, cut into strips and crossed cut to length desired diagonally for appeal, these are added last in the last to seconds of cooking, so have scallion sequestered in a small bowl.

Marinade
Shouxing rice wine
1 1/2 tbls cornstarch
1 tbls oil
Black Pepper

Herbs
Ginger, minced
Garlic, minced

To promote finishing the cooking of the pork

Marin, water 50-50

Slurry Thickener

2 teaspoons of cornstarch

Water

Stir until milky

Garnishes

Seasame seeds (optional)

Chopped cilantro (optional)

Wash all vegetables and pat dry with paper towels. Prepare sauce ingredients ahead of cooking.

Prepare pork by cutting the loin into 1/4 slices, the diagonally cut into 1/4 inch strips.

Marinate pork for an hour in marinade. Stir to spread marinade, refrigerate.

In a small dish, assemble the garlic and ginger. These will be used just before adding sauce.

Heat a seasoned wok until it smokes. Add a tablespoon of oil, and cook all the vegetables. Retain in a bowl.

Reheat wok until smokes and cook the marinated pork or chicken. When nearly done, add the minced garlic and ginger, cook for a minute. Add back the vegetables and the sauce of your choice. Stir fry a minute longer, add the slurry thickener. Increase heat. Cook a minute longer while tossing ingredients. Add scallion and garnishes.

Chinese Loin Pork, Bell Peppers, Onions, Snap Peas over Steamed Rice

Anyway, or Any Style Pork to suit your taste 

Sauce

Any combination of:

Dark Soy 
Shouxing rice wine
Hosin sauce
Honey or brown sugar or both
Black Vinegar ( to brighten flavors)
Fish sauce used sparingly
Seasame oil ( use in moderation ) or omit

Oyster Sauce

Stir Fry

Grapeseed or peanut oil

1 pound Pork Loin cut into strips

1 whole Onion cut into strips

Green and red Peppers cut into strips

Snap peas, end strip and backbone thread removed

Scallion greens, cut into strips and crossed cut to length desired diagonally for appeal, these are added last in the last to seconds of cooking,so have scallion sequestered in a small bowl.

Marinade
Shouxing rice wine
1 1/2 tbls cornstarch
1 tbls oil
Black Pepper

Herbs
Ginger, minced
Garlic, minced

To promote finishing the cooking of the pork

Marin, water 50-50

Wash all vegetables and pat dry with paper towels. Prepare sauce ingredients ahead of cooking.

Prepare pork by cutting the loin into 1/4 slices, the diagonally cut into 1/4 inch strips.

Marinate pork for an hour in marinade. Stir to spread marinade, refrigerate.

In a small dish, assemble the garlic and ginger.

 

Chinese Lo Mein Noodles

 

Lo mein is a Chinese egg noodle made with wheat flour that is first cooked in hot water like pasta, oiled, and then stir-fried in a hot wok with meat or seafood, and vegetables like carrot, bock Chow, onion, snow peas, bean sprouts, mushrooms, water chestnuts, and scallions. 

The noodles get their flavor from sauce that includes usually oyster sauce, soy, marin, and garlic, ginger, and rice wine.