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This is a delicious, rice-friendly dish that uses plenty of sliced pork and three types of mushrooms, packed with a punch of garlic. The pork is coated in potato starch for a juicy finish, and the mushrooms are seared well to concentrate their umami flavor.
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Rub sake into the pork, then coat with potato starch for prep. → Cut the mushrooms into bite-sized pieces and prepare the garlic by slicing one clove and mincing the other. → Make garlic chips, stir-fry the pork until 80% cooked, then remove from the pan. → Sear the mushrooms until browned, add the minced garlic and pork, and stir-fry together. → Pour in the combined seasonings to glaze, then return the garlic chips to finish.
Rub sake into the pork, then coat with potato starch for prep. → Cut the mushrooms into bite-sized pieces and prepare the garlic by slicing one clove and mincing the other. → Make garlic chips, stir-fry the pork until 80% cooked, then remove from the pan. → Sear the mushrooms until browned, add the minced garlic and pork, and stir-fry together. → Pour in the combined seasonings to glaze, then return the garlic chips to finish.
This is a delicious, rice-friendly dish that uses plenty of sliced pork and three types of mushrooms, packed with a punch of garlic. The pork is coated in potato starch for a juicy finish, and the mushrooms are seared well to concentrate their umami flavor.
Massage sake (1 tbsp) into the pork to season it, helping to tenderize the meat and remove any unpleasant odor.
Trim the roots of the shimeji and maitake mushrooms and tear them into bite-sized pieces by hand. Cut the eryngii mushrooms in half lengthwise and then into thin diagonal slices.
Remove the garlic sprouts, slice one clove, and mince the other clove.
In a small bowl, combine soy sauce, mirin, sake (1 tbsp), oyster sauce, and sugar, and mix well to prepare the sauce.
Add potato starch (2 tsp) to the sake-marinated pork and coat it evenly.
Rubbing sake into the pork and coating it with potato starch removes any gaminess, locks in moisture, and ensures a tender finish. ✨
If you continue to stir-fry the pork with the mushrooms, it will become tough, so the key is to remove it once it is 80-90% cooked. ⚠️
After coating the mushrooms with oil, let them sit without moving them too much to allow excess moisture to evaporate, concentrating their aroma and umami. 🍳
By adding garlic in two ways—sliced (for chips) and minced (for aroma)—you can enjoy both the texture and the fragrant flavor. 💡
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