How to cook pork cutlets
When it comes to pork cutlets, one of the best ways to cook them is to use a griddle. This is an appliance that cooks the food through the use of heat and a metal pan. By placing the pork cutlets directly on the griddle, you can cook them quickly. You’ll be able to cook the cutlets through while not getting them too dry or burnt. You’ll also be able to get them cooked through with a nice and crispy skin. If you don’t have a griddle, you can always cook them on a grill. This is a similar method to cooking them on the griddle, only you’ll want to make sure the grill is preheated and you’ll be placing the cutlets in the grill rather than directly on the griddle. If you don’t have a grill you can also cook them in the oven.
Peking Pork Cutlets
Peking Pork Cutlets is a Chinese dish which requires a thick pork cutlet on a medium-high heat. The pork needs to cook for a short period of time, or it will become too soft and “Gumby-like”. Ingredients include:
• Pork cutlets (sliced pork belly)
• Sliced Chinese cucumber
• Sliced onions
• Shaoxing rice wine
• Salt
• Chinese cooking wine
• Peanut oil
• Toasted sesame oil
• Fresh ginger
• Spring onion
• Cornstarch
• Garlic
• Ground white pepper
• Chives
The chef slices the pork cutlet into thin strips, then tosses the strips in a bowl of sesame oil, salt, pepper and cornstarch. Then he tosses the strips in a dry pan on a medium heat and browns the strips, flipping them halfway through. Once the pork is browned on both sides, he removes the pork and tosses it back into the bowl with the oil, salt, pepper and cornstarch.
Then he places the pork back in the pan, add in the sesame oil, Chinese cooking wine and white pepper, and caramelizes the pork again. He adds the ginger, onion, and cornstarch, tosses the pork, and sautes the pork on a medium heat for about 5 minutes.
Protein,
Pork is a type of protein. In fact, pork is considered a red meat, which is a source of protein. This can be consumed in many forms, including sausages and burgers. It can also be eaten in the form of cutlets, or as a roasted piece of meat. In general, pork is a leaner meat than beef. This makes it a healthier alternative.
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