Rich Stir-fried Pork Belly and Nagaimo Yam with Oyster Sauce

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

When I was trying to come up with the flavour for the pork belly and the cabbage, okonomiyaki sauce suddenly came to mind.Making this dish takes less cooking time than making okonomiyaki! This dish also goes well with rice!This became our staple dish which is easy but delicious.Pork belly and cabbage combination is perfect with okonomiyaki sauce!!So there is nothing to note.The taste of okonomiyaki sauce varies depending on the brand. Adjust the amount to your liking. Recipe by Yusase mama

This is a variation on my recipe Nagaimo Yam and Pork Stir Fry. Chopped pork tends to get tough if you stir fry it, so I treated it in a certain way to make it as tender as possible. Make it hearty with a boost of inexpensive mushrooms!Serve it to small children without the black pepper.If there are burned bits in the pan after taking out the meat (Step 4), wipe with a paper towel before proceeding. If you simmer it for too long at Step 6, the meat will get tough so be careful. For 2 servings. Recipe by Iku..

I wanted to serve the satoimo I like so much to my family using flavorings that were slightly different than usual.- You may get away with not using any oil in the frying pan, because of the fat in the pork. (especially if you use a non-stick pan)- The viscous substance covering the satoimo is supposed to help lower your blood pressure and cholesterol, and even for helps to prevent senility by stimulating the brain, so don't wash too much of it off.- You can make the recipe more healthy by wiping off excess fat before adding the flavorings. Recipe by Kenkunno mama

Enjoy a delicious way to use up green onions! My husband often requests this dish. It's quick to make, too. Featured on July 2, 2012! Thanks!The story behind this recipeI received a lot of green onions, so I created this recipe.

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

Fry the noodles in sesame oil until crispy! They pair well with the thick sauce. You can also add shrimp, pork, wood ear mushrooms, green onions, carrots, and seasoned eggs. This is a staple recipe in our home.

I had pork belly and bok choy on hand. I didn't go shopping on that day and created this recipe to cook a dish with ingredients I had.There is no special hints, but taste it in the end, then add salt and pepper if needed. Recipe by Chobikoro

An easy dish to enjoy with rice porridge, steamed rice, or sticky rice.

To ensure that the flavor of the oyster sauce wouldn't be too strong, I tried adding a combination of garlic teriyaki sauce and sesame seeds.If you are adding lots of vegetables and mushrooms or serving this over rice, make a large batch of sauce. Recipe by *3103*

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

This slightly unique water spinach can be eaten up quickly!Ranked in the top 10 popular searches in September 2019. Thank you!The story of this recipe: I always receive a lot of water spinach from my mother-in-law in the summer. It's a great way to use it up and, combined with pork, helps prevent summer fatigue!

Large heads of Chinese cabbage can be quite a challenge to eat up! When we get tired of hot pots, I fry it with meat!It's made with sesame oil and chicken stock granules, and thickened to give a proper flavour. It's a dish that makes you want to eat more. You'll find yourself eating more than you think.Add the leaf part of the Chinese cabbage at the end as it cooks quickly.When more thickness is required, add more diluted katakuriko. If it's too thick, dilute with hot water.Happo-jiru is a multi-purpose soy sauce-based seasoning commonly used in Aomori Prefecture! If you can't get your hands on any, substitute it with ordinary soy sauce. Happo-jiru is so versatile, I highly recommend it for every household. Recipe by Nanohana uchan

This is a simple dish you can make with pork belly and zucchini. It only requires four ingredients and is easy to prepare.The origin of this recipe: I created this dish to be a simple and tasty appetizer using zucchini and pork belly.

I often make this when I want to eat a lot of komatsuna.. Recipe by Mimippu

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

Pork liver has a sweet taste when blanched before stir-frying. It remains firm, sweet, and crunchy, tantalizing the taste buds. Topped with crispy fried garlic, it's ready to serve.

I wanted to make a good use of spring cabbage. The flavour of miso and oyster sauce mix is absolutely delicious.I used 2 large leaves of cabbage for this recipe.If your cabbage seems smaller in size, I would suggest you using a little more than that (3 to 4 leaves).The sauce is quite rich in flavour so you can be generous with the amount of vegetables you add to the pan. The finished dish will be as delicious if you swap japanese leek with onion. Recipe by Nanohana

Today's dish is inspired by a popular Chinese restaurant menu item: Stir-fried pork and potatoes with oyster sauce and black pepper. The combination of pork, potatoes, and bell peppers makes for an amazing stir-fry. It's great for meal prep and lunch boxes too. Refrigerate for 2-3 daysFreeze for 2 weeksFrom a kitchen that brings love and comfort.

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

My husband absolutely loves ponzu sauce.His golden rule is that [ponzu × ginger = refreshingly delicious]. So, I borrowed his "almighty combination" to put this recipe together.-Please adjust the amount of ponzu sauce and ginger to your liking.-Add more onion to make it more filling.-I add mushrooms or other vegetables when I don't have lots of pork or when I'm cutting down on expenses.-Mincing the ginger makes it more spicy. This will certainly suit grown ups. For 1 small serving for a bento. Recipe by Marrietty

I love stir-fried yam with butter and soy sauce. I also added my favorite mushrooms.The tip is to cook the yam and mushrooms slowly over low-medium heat. If the heat is high, it will burn easily. Use your choice of mushrooms. For 2 servings. Recipe by Kinakorin

The oyster sauce in my fridge was nearing the best-by date, so I used it with whatever was in the fridge. My family ended up loving the dish.You can use beef offcuts instead of thinly sliced beef.This recipe is for 2 people. If you double the recipe, the sake for marinating with beef should be 1 tablespoon.To retain their crunchy texture, do not overcook the vegetables, especially asparagus. For 2 servings. Recipe by Sabumochi

I wanted to eat yakisoba noodles for lunch so I tried to make them with a lot of squid.Warming up the noodles with a microwave makes the noodles separate easily and cook quicker. Recipe by kurukurumin

After receiving sweet potatoes as a gift, and I was wondering what to do with them when suddenly I received another batch.I usually make tempura but there was too much for that, so I created this new recipe.By microwaving the sweet potato beforehand, the stir fry time will be shortened. Recipe by Kuushinsai

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

Achieved 8,000 reviews☆ This sweet sauce clings to the pork and eggs, giving it a restaurant-quality taste! There's a trick to the flavor☆ It's healthy with the addition of crunchy komatsuna♬The origin of this recipeI adapted the taste of a pork and egg stir-fry from a restaurant I frequented during my student days for home cooking. Instead of deep-frying, I use the microwave.

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

For those days when you have no time or energy, and the only thing you do have is pork.It's good on top of plain rice too. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I made a dish using spring cabbage that went well with rice.Because the chicken is coated with katakuriko before stir-frying, the sauce in this dish is thickened naturally. For 3 servings. Recipe by saira mama