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Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker)

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Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker) - Great recipe for Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker). This is a healthy dish which can be saved for a few days in a refrigerator. You can try it with a tea bag and any vegetables skin. Many vegetables skin and tea make the pork light tasted and rich flavored. Turn on the Saute setting on your electric pressure cooker.

Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker)

You could use any neutral oil, such as grapeseed, or even avocado or olive oil if you like.

Remove browned pieces to a plate.

You can have Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker) using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients make Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker)

  1. You need 400-500 g block pork.
  2. Prepare 1-2 black tea bag.
  3. Prepare Vegetables skin(carrot, onion, ginger, cabbage, garlic etc).
  4. You need 200-250 ml water.
  5. It's β˜†1/2 teaspoon salt.
  6. It's β˜†50 ml vinegar.
  7. It's β˜†50 ml soy sauce.
  8. You need β˜†3 tbsp honey.

Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker) instructions

  1. Put all vegetables skin and black tea bag into boiled water for 5 minutes..
  2. Put a block pork into 1 and start pressure cooker for 10-15 minutes..
  3. Put all β˜†seasoning into 2 and boil down..
  4. After the pork cools down, slice and line them on the plate..

Tea and Vegetable flavored pork (pressur cooker) - Pork so tender it shreds easily when pulled, served on a bun with a smoky, sweet barbecue sauce. Feel free to use either the over, skillet, slow cooker, or pressure cooker for the pork tenderloin. Pair pork and your favorite veggies for an easy meal! See more ideas about Pot recipes, Recipes, Instapot recipes. Use the quick release option to release the pressure and open the Instant Pot. Remove the bay leaf and discard. Add the rice, spreading it out on top of the meat and vegetables, being careful not to mix it in too much, leaving it on the top layer. Thank you and good luck