Last time, I made this dish with minced pork, so here is the sliced pork version. The minced pork was also delicious, so I made this dish with sliced pork this time.No tips in particular, but once you add the sake in Step 3, turn the heat to high to burn off the alcohol.After serving, you can also add butter, which makes it delicious.The photo is a side dish for a packed lunch. Recipe by Tenisubo-i

Whenever it's really hot, I don't feel like cooking, so I thought up a recipe I could make in a jiffy to re-energize my body.I had a lot of fish sauce left over, so I used it to flavor this. The exotic fragrance encourages your appetite.The key is to stir fry the pork until it's crispy and slightly browned!To enjoy the crispy texture of the bean sprouts, stir fry it quickly over high heat. As time passes moisture starts to come out of bean sprouts, so I recommend eating this right away.I like to add a lot of black pepper at the end. For 2 servings. Recipe by yaburie

I found very cheap atsuage on sale, so I sautéed it with meat.I recommend using a spatula in Step 5. Recipe by *Anna*

Make this when you don't have energy or time, or if you only have pork on hand.I used pork only, but you can add various vegetables to the stir fry too.This is very well flavored, so it's delicious with plain lettuce. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

We grow a lot of broccoli in my family home.I wanted to make a tasty stir-fry with broccoli.-You can use any part of pork. I like thinly sliced or shabu-shabu (very thinly sliced) sliced. In my photo I used sliced pork intended for shabu-shabu.-Boil the broccoli but leave it firm because you'll stir-fry it later. Recipe by Soyokaze

I added onions to the recipe "Refreshing with vinegar and great for recovering from summer exhaustion! Pork stamina stir-fry," and modified the recipe to help recovery.Stir-frying with onion adds a little bit of sweetness to the dish.If you want more vinegar flavour, add as needed when plating. Recipe by Hokkori-no

I think the new potatoes grown here on Tokunoshima Island called Haru Ichiban (First of the Spring) are the best you can get. On the island, we receive these potatoes as gifts from several places in the spring, so I thought up this recipe in order to enjoy them.By coating the pork with katakuriko before stir frying it, it becomes amazingly tender and juicy. You can peel the new potatoes if you like...but no! You should eat them with the skins on!! Butter and garlic tend to burn easily, so even if it's a bother please turn the heat off before adding them. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Tokunoshima yori

I had a ton of shiso leaves around, so I wanted to use them up!You can add butter at the start too.You can put in as much shiso as you like. The version in the photo has 30 shiso leaves in the stir-fry plus more for garnish, and I wanted to add even more!To be honest, it tastes good even without the pork. Recipe by guemi

I bought oyster sauce. I don't often use this sauce, but I uploaded this recipe because I thought it turned out nice!!Add oil (about 2 teaspoons) in Step 3.After adding oyster sauce, just stir quickly to combine.If you are okay about celery leaves, add as many as possible. Recipe by Gomamaron

I wanted to make a quick and easy item that I could pack into everyday bentos.The oyster sauce and mayonnaise burn easily, so turn down the heat to low after adding them. For 1 to 2 servings (or 2 to 3 bento-sized servings). Recipe by nasubeam

I love mayonnaise, so I tried to create a dish using soy sauce which goes well with cooked rice. It's delicious!You have to mix the mayonnaise and soy sauce in advance.Thinly-sliced pork loin might be hard, so it's better to use pork leg or the thinly-sliced pork belly. For 2 servings. Recipe by Renmama