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This homestyle dish combines golden-seared, tender tofu with juicy, velvet-textured pork slices, all braised together with wood ear mushrooms in a savory sauce. With rich, layered flavors and a savory appeal, it is a classic, appetite-stimulating rice companion.
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Preparation: Soak wood ear mushrooms, slice tofu, prep aromatics, and marinate the pork with sweet potato starch slurry. → Blanching the pork: Bring water to a boil, reduce to low heat, and blanch pork slices until just cooked; drain and set aside. → Pan-searing tofu: Sear tofu over medium-low heat until both sides are golden and crispy, then remove. → Braising: Sauté aromatics, add water and seasonings, then braise the tofu, mushrooms, and blanched pork slices together. → Thickening and serving: Add starch slurry to thicken the sauce, toss in green onions, drizzle with a bit of finishing oil, and serve.
Preparation: Soak wood ear mushrooms, slice tofu, prep aromatics, and marinate the pork with sweet potato starch slurry. → Blanching the pork: Bring water to a boil, reduce to low heat, and blanch pork slices until just cooked; drain and set aside. → Pan-searing tofu: Sear tofu over medium-low heat until both sides are golden and crispy, then remove. → Braising: Sauté aromatics, add water and seasonings, then braise the tofu, mushrooms, and blanched pork slices together. → Thickening and serving: Add starch slurry to thicken the sauce, toss in green onions, drizzle with a bit of finishing oil, and serve.
This homestyle dish combines golden-seared, tender tofu with juicy, velvet-textured pork slices, all braised together with wood ear mushrooms in a savory sauce. With rich, layered flavors and a savory appeal, it is a classic, appetite-stimulating rice companion.
Place a small amount of dried wood ear mushrooms in a bowl, add water to soak in advance until rehydrated.
Cut the fresh soft tofu into slices approximately 1cm thick, set aside on a plate.
Mince the garlic and ginger and place in the same bowl; slice the chili peppers into small rounds; cut the scallions into 2cm segments and set aside.
Clean the pork tenderloin and cut into thin slices. In a bowl, add oyster sauce, salt, chicken bouillon, white pepper, half a tablespoon of light soy sauce, rice wine, and ginger-scallion water. Massage by hand to ensure the meat absorbs the liquid. Stir in the sweet potato starch slurry until coated, then let rest.
Rinse the rehydrated wood ear mushrooms thoroughly to remove impurities, drain, and set aside.
After slicing the pork, massage it with ginger-scallion water until absorbed, then coat in authentic sweet potato starch; this ensures the pork remains velvety, juicy, and the coating stays intact. 💡
Keep water temperature moderate when adding pork. Add slices individually over low-to-medium heat. Do not stir immediately; wait for the starch to set to keep the broth clear and the meat tender. ⚠️
Use low-to-medium heat when pan-searing soft tofu. Avoid frequent flipping; wait until the surface is set to prevent the tofu from breaking, achieving a texture that is crispy outside and tender inside. 🍳
Braise the tofu first to develop flavor before adding the pork to prevent the meat from overcooking and becoming tough. 👥
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