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Stir-fried Pork with Scrambled Eggs

A classic home-style Lu (Shandong) dish, this stir-fry combines shredded pork and eggs, served with wood ear mushrooms, dried daylily buds, and spinach. It boasts vibrant, bright coloring and a delicious, savory flavor.

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Stir-fried Pork with Scrambled Eggs

Ingredients

Pork (fat and lean, cut into strips) 150g
Eggs (beaten in a bowl) 150g
Dried wood ear mushrooms, soaked (washed, trimmed, and blanched) 50g
Dried daylily, soaked (washed, trimmed, and blanched) 50g
Spinach 100g
Rendered pork fat 50g
Scallion-ginger oil 50g
Soy sauce 30g
Sweet bean paste 15g
Salt 3g

Instructions

1

Preparation

Cut the pork into strips. Wash the wood ear mushrooms and daylily, trim them, blanch in boiling water, then remove. Beat the eggs in a bowl.

2

Stir-frying

Heat the scallion-ginger oil in a wok to 60% hot. Pour in the eggs, scramble until cooked, then remove. Using the same wok, add the rendered pork fat and heat to 60% hot. Add the pork strips and stir-fry until about 60% cooked, then push them to the side of the wok. Add the sweet bean paste and stir-fry until cooked, then combine with the pork and stir-fry together. Add soy sauce and mix evenly. Add the cooked eggs along with the daylily, spinach, and wood ear mushrooms. Toss a few times and serve.