Finished with chicken broth and a cornstarch thickening, the nostalgic taste of a neighborhood Chinese diner.
⏱ Cook time 20 min🍽 Serves 2
Ingredients
Thinly sliced pork150g
Onion1
Carrot1/3
Green peas2 tbsp
Cooked rice2 servings
Vegetable oil1 tbsp
[soup] Water400ml
[soup] Chicken stock powder2 tsp
[soup] Curry powder1.5 tbsp
[soup] Curry roux1 cube (about 20g)
[soup] Soy sauce2 tsp
[soup] Oyster sauce1 tsp
[soup] Sugar1 tsp
Cornstarch slurry1.5 tbsp cornstarch + 3 tbsp water
Fukujinzuke picklesto taste
Directions
Cut the onion into wedges, the carrot into thin quarter-rounds, and the pork into easy-to-eat pieces.
Heat oil in a wok (or pan) and cook the pork; once it changes color, add the onion and carrot and fry until softened.
Add the curry powder and fry for 30 seconds without burning to bring out the aroma.
Add the water and chicken stock powder and simmer for 5 minutes. Dissolve in the curry roux, soy sauce, oyster sauce and sugar (if not using roux, season with salt and soy sauce).
Lower the heat, drizzle in the cornstarch slurry and stir until glossy and thickened, then add the green peas.
Pour generously over rice and serve with fukujinzuke pickles.