Sweet and Sour Pork

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fenway @Fenway

This is an old recipe of mine for sweet and sour pork that I updated by stir frying the pork instead of battering and deep frying it. It makes it a quick one pan meal and we liked the fresher taste of the pork. Chicken and shrimp can be used as well.

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Ingredients

  1. 1pork tenderloin
  2. 1 tablespoonchili infused olive oil
  3. For Sauce
  4. 3/4 cupseasoned rice vinegar
  5. 1/2 cupketchup (try sriracha ketchup for more heat)
  6. 1 tablespoontamari soy sauce
  7. 1 tablespoonmirin wine
  8. 3/4 cupgranulated sugar
  9. 1 tablespooncornstarch
  10. 1/2 teaspoonground ginger
  11. 1/2 teaspoonblack pepper
  12. 1/4 teaspoonred pepper flakes
  13. For Vegetables
  14. 1 clovegarlic, minced
  15. 1jalapeño, thin sliced
  16. 4sliced green onions (reserve some for garnish)
  17. 1/2 cupbamboo shoots
  18. 2medium red peppers cut in sqares
  19. 1/2 cupbaby corn
  20. 1/2.cup sliced water chestnuts
  21. 1medium onion cut in sqares

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Cut pork into cubes and season with salt and pepper. Use sriracha seasoning if you want more heat. You can use a pre-marinated Asian spiced pork as I did this time.

  2. 2

    Combine all sauce ingredients in a bowl and whisk to mix.

  3. 3

    Heat oil in wok or large skillet. Brown pork removing as done to a plate. Add vegetables and cook until tender. Add garlic and cook 30 seconds.

  4. 4

    Add sauce to vegetables in the skillet and bring to a boil. Heat just until thickened. Add in pork off heat and stir to combine. Plate on serving platter. Serve with rice and garnish with green onions. Enjoy.

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“Fenway” passed away on 2/3/2021. For the last year she tried to teach her husband of 42 years how to cook like her. Although I will never be as good of a cook as her she did pass on her passion for cooking. Therefore, I will attempt to carry on her legacy and maintain/update her site. My wife was a Registered Nurse, a licensed deep water aerobics instructor, a mother to our 2 children and a fantastic cook. We grew up in New England but have been fortunate to live all over the US. I am now retired, missing her terribly, but thankful for all the years we had together and all her cooking lessons.
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