Nov 03, 2011 11:06
I am waaaaay behind on these but I want to keep doing them, otherwise I can't figure out how to make what I made that one time. I did think about starting a cooking blog for all of these, except I don't think I can take and post 87 different angles of the same dish and that seems to be what cooking blogs are about. Hrm must think on that.
Anyways. How I cook has drastically changed lately with all of G's allergies. We're up to eggs, dairy, soy, beef, beans, garlic, onions and pineapple. I've never been a huge fan a pork but it's that or chicken all the time. I've been making a lot of meat-veggie-starch meals because Lily prefers them and it seems easier to customize that way and less likely to depend on ingredients like onions and garlic.
However, for this dish, I really wanted to find a good stir-fry I could make with no soy. So here we are.
Orange Pork Stir-Fry
~1 lb boneless pork chops, sliced
1T mirin
1t cornstarch
Sauce:
2 oranges zested and juiced
water to make 1/2 c juice
1T honey
1T ground ginger (could use more or fresh but I didn't have any)
1T mirin
splash sesame oil
2 t corn starch
Veggies:
1 bag cut-up broccoli
1 red pepper, sliced
Mix Pork, mirin and cornstarch and set aside of 30 min.
Mix sauce up in a jar with a lid.
Heat oil in wok. Stir-fry pork mixture until nearly cooked through, transfer to a bowl.
Wipe out wok and heat more oil. Stir-fry veggies until nearly tender. Add in pork with any juices and heat through. Add sauce, cook until thickened.
Serve over rice garnished with green onions for the adults.
dinner tonight