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## Essential Ingredients and Tools
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- Giant River Prawns (Roh氏虾)
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- Giant River Prawns (Roh 氏虾)
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- Garlic
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- Green Wasabi
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- Light Soy Sauce
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- Ginger: 6 slices (add 1-3 more slices if you prefer stronger ginger flavor)
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- Garlic cloves: 6
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- Green onions: 2 stalks, chopped and set aside
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- Chili peppers: 1000g (choose green chilies, wire chilies, or beauty chilies based on preference; add 5-8 more bird's eye chilies or朝天椒 if you like it spicier; chop and set aside)
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- Chili peppers: 1000g (choose green chilies, wire chilies, or beauty chilies based on preference; add 5-8 more bird's eye chilies or 朝天椒 if you like it spicier; chop and set aside)
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- Alcohol (choose one):
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- High-proof Baijiu: 50ml + Water: 150ml
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- Beer: 200ml
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* Wash the `green chili peppers`, remove the `stems` and `seeds`, and then cut them using the `rolling cut technique` for later use.
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* `Smash the garlic` with the side of a knife, then slice it crosswise into `garlic cloves`. `Mince the ginger` into `ginger bits`.
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* Cut the `lean pork` into `slices` (cut along the grain of the pork, meaning the knife moves horizontally relative to the meat fibers; the resulting slices will have a "川" character-like grain pattern).
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* Cut the `lean pork` into `slices` (cut along the grain of the pork, meaning the knife moves horizontally relative to the meat fibers; the resulting slices will have a "川" character-like grain pattern).
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* Wash the sliced `pork`, place it in an empty bowl, add the calculated amounts of `light soy sauce`, `oyster sauce`, and `salt`, mix well, and marinate for 10 minutes.
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* Heat the wok without adding oil. Add the `prepared green chili peppers` and stir-fry over high heat until they develop a blistered, tiger-skin-like appearance. Add 2g of `salt`, continue stir-frying for 1 minute, then remove and set aside.
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* Without washing the wok, heat it over high fire. Add `oil` (amount: servings * 8ml). Wait for 30 seconds, then add the `garlic cloves` and `ginger bits`, stir-frying for 15 seconds.
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* Pork ribs: 4-5 pieces (pork bones can be used as a substitute)
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* Tangerine peel (preferably aged 8-20 years): 1 segment is sufficient (typically, one piece of peel consists of 3 segments)
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* American ginseng (also known as花旗参): 9 slices
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* American ginseng (also known as 花旗参): 9 slices
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* Dendrobium: 6 pieces
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* Polygonatum odoratum (Yuzhu): 5 slices
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* Ophiopogon japonicus (Maidong): 7 pieces
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### Required Ingredients
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- High-gluten or all-purpose flour *(Preferably use high-gluten flour, but **avoid using low-gluten flour**. All "all-purpose flour" mentioned without special instructions refers to all-purpose flour.)*
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- Eggs *(Size and weight are not critical.)*
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- Sugar *(If you have syrup, that would be best.)*
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- Eggs *(Size and weight are not critical.)*
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- Sugar *(If you have syrup, that would be best.)*
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- Dry yeast
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- Salt
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- Milk, light cream, condensed milk, or milk powder *(It is best to use **milk powder** for a rich milky flavor, but **do not use any compound milk powders**, such as adult or infant formula, due to unstable chemical properties. You can also mix two dairy products. Try to **avoid ingredients with added sugar**, as the actual sugar content may exceed the amount recommended in this recipe.)*
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# Auxiliary Ingredient Techniques
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* The general order for adding auxiliary ingredients is: ginger first, followed by scallions and garlic, then chili peppers, then dry spices (star anise/Sichuan peppercorns/ma花椒), and finally dried chili peppers. For each step, you can remove unnecessary ingredients from the sequence depending on the dish being prepared.
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* The general order for adding auxiliary ingredients is: ginger first, followed by scallions and garlic, then chili peppers, then dry spices (star anise/Sichuan peppercorns/ma 花椒), and finally dried chili peppers. For each step, you can remove unnecessary ingredients from the sequence depending on the dish being prepared.
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* Ginger has the highest water content, meaning it requires more time to sauté and release its juices.
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* If you are using scallion segments (it is best to lightly crush them with the flat side of a cleaver), I recommend adding the scallion segments first, followed by minced garlic. If you are using chopped scallions, you can add both ingredients to the pan simultaneously. Note: The juices in scallion segments are harder to extract during sautéing.
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* If you are stir-frying, I recommend adding the dry spices before the ginger. This infuses the oil with flavor, resulting in a more aromatic dish. The reason this isn't done for braised or stewed dishes is that you may need to stir-fry many auxiliary ingredients for a longer time, which could cause the dry spices to turn black and bitter.
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