Yu Xiang Rou Si is a Sichuanese stir-fry shredded pork dish, and the main ingredients are pork and Yu Xiang Sauce. It is slightly sour, salty, sweet, hot, and tangy. Though the name itself mentioned fish sauce (Yu Xiang means fish-flavored), the seasoning has nothing to do with fish (know more the sauce here). This Yu Xiang Rou Si goes well with rice, noodle, or wraps!
Here is another way of how the Sichuanese would use their Yu Xiang Sauce, braising it with shredded pork but I prefer a larger chunk of meat, so I made this recipe with pork strips instead! Believe it or not, the same sauce but a different flavor in contrast to the Yu Xiang Eggplant Recipe. Check it out below to find out the differences in ingredient usage!
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