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Preparation
45 minutes
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Cooking
1 hour
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Difficulty
Easy
Pork heart and mung bean porridge is a nutritious dish that provides a lot of vitamins and good proteins for the body, and is especially beneficial for the immune system of both adults and children. Today, let’s join Điện Máy XANH in the kitchen to cook a very nutritious porridge that is easy to make to treat your family!
Ingredients for Pork Heart and Mung Bean Porridge using a Slow Cooker Serves 2 people
Rice 50 gr Pork heart 30 gr Shelled mung beans 30 gr Green onions 20 gr Coriander 10 gr Fish sauce 1 teaspoon Common spices a little (sugar/salt/seasoning/pepper)
How to choose fresh and delicious ingredients
How to choose fresh and delicious pork hearts
- Fresh pork hearts are those that have a dark red color, a smooth and shiny surface, and a thin membrane tightly attached to the heart muscle. When pressed with your hand, the heart has a certain elasticity and the blood is still fresh.
- Do not buy hearts that are soft and mushy, with yellowish fluid between the heart membrane and the heart muscle, with a foul odor or the smell of Chinese medicine. Hearts that are darkened, pale in color, and have bruising on the surface. These are hearts that have been stored for a long time or from pigs that died of disease.
How to choose good green beans, uniform seeds
- Good green beans are those with a light yellow color, shiny, plump, and uniform seeds, with a natural aroma of green beans.
- You should choose green beans that taste nutty and have a light characteristic fragrance of green beans; when pressed with your hand, the beans should break into small pieces and not be hard or dry.
- Do not buy green beans that have broken or chipped seeds, uneven sizes, or that have weevils. These are low-quality green beans that have been mixed in.
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How to Cook Pork Heart and Mung Bean Porridge Using a Slow Cooker
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Prepare the Ingredients
You wash 50g of white rice thoroughly with water to remove dirt and rice bran. Then, put the rice in a bowl, soak it in water for 30 minutes to allow it to swell and soften.
Next, you wash 30g of peeled mung beans thoroughly.
For the pork heart, if you buy it whole, you should cut it in half with a knife. Place it in a clean basin, sprinkle a little salt, then use your hands to rub, squeeze, and clean each channel and corner of the pork heart thoroughly, then rinse 2 to 3 times to remove all the salt. Finally, you cut the pork heart into thin, bite-sized pieces.
After picking and washing the green onions and coriander, you chop them finely.
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Cook the Mung Bean Porridge
You add the soaked rice and cleaned mung beans into the slow cooker.
Pour 300ml of filtered water into the pot, then turn on the cooker to high mode and cook the mung bean porridge for 30 minutes.
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Blend pork heart
Add 30g of thinly sliced pork heart into the blender, blend at medium speed until the pork heart is finely ground.
Then, pour the blended pork heart into a bowl.
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Cook pork heart with porridge
After cooking the porridge with green beans for 30 minutes, add the finely blended pork heart into the pot.
Use a ladle to gently stir the mixture in the pot until it blends together.
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Seasoning
Add half a teaspoon of seasoning powder, 1 teaspoon of fish sauce, and 1 teaspoon of sugar to the pot, then use a ladle to stir well.
You can adjust the seasoning to suit your taste.
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Completion
Set the slow cooker to low heat and continue cooking the porridge for another 30 minutes to make it softer.
The porridge after cooking will have a fragrant smell from the green beans and will be very soft and tender.
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Final Product
The green bean porridge with pig heart is fragrant, soft, hot, with a sweet taste from the green beans, while still retaining the nutritional value from the pig heart.
Scoop the porridge into a bowl, add a bit of onion and cilantro, then sprinkle some pepper for aroma before enjoying.
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Hope the simple pig heart green bean porridge recipe above can help your family have a very nutritious meal. Wishing you success!