Sichuan-Style Pea Sticky Rice
Materials
Sticky Rice | 1.4 Jin |
Regular Rice | 0.8 Jin |
Pork Belly | 0.5 Jin |
Soy Sauce | A little |
Five-Spice Powder | A little |
Shaoxing Wine | A little |
Sichuan Pepper Oil | A little |
Pepper Powder | A little |
MSG | A little |
How To Make
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Combine sticky rice and regular rice in a ratio of approximately 1.5:1.
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Dice the pork belly into small cubes. You can also substitute with Sichuan cured meat for a different flavor.
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Wash the green peas and set them aside.
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Prepare a can of braised pork belly to add for flavor and richness in the dish.
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Heat a little rapeseed oil in a pan until moderately hot, then add the pork belly and stir-fry to render the fat.
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Once the fat is rendered, add the green peas and stir-fry for one minute.
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Next, add the contents of the can and continue stir-frying to evenly distribute the meat.
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Add the washed rice to the pan and continue stir-frying to blend the meat, peas, and rice together. Season with soy sauce, MSG, Sichuan pepper oil, pepper powder, and Shaoxing wine.
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Transfer the mixture to a rice cooker, add the appropriate amount of water, and stir well with chopsticks. Taste for saltiness, then cook for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Once the cooking time is up, open the lid to reveal a mouthwatering aroma. The dish is slightly numbing, aromatic, and has a soft texture—absolutely delicious.
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Serve it with sautéed celery with eggs and a cold salad of garden peas and Houttuynia cordata—an exceptionally satisfying meal!