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Chinese Pork And Peppers (burros)

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Meats Chinese Chinese, Meats 2 Servings

INGREDIENTS

Stephen Ceideburg
12 oz Whole onion or:
11 oz Chopped ready-cut onion
2 t Canola oil
1 Clove garlic
8 oz Pork tenderloin
16 oz Whole red, yellow and green
peppers
4 oz Whole mushrooms
1 T Fresh or frozen ginger
1/8 t To 1/4 ts hot-pepper flakes
3 T Dry sherry
1 T Reduced-sodium soy sauce
2 T Water
1 T Cornstarch
1/2 c No-salt-added beef broth
grams carbohydrate.

INSTRUCTIONS

Chop whole onions and saute in hot oil in a nonstick skillet. Mince
garlic, and add to onion. Trim fat from the tenderloin, and cut the
meat into 2 or 3 inch strips, 1/4 inch wide. Add to pan and cook  until
brown on both sides. Wash, trim, seed and slice whole peppers  into
thin strips, about 1/4 inch wide. Add to pan, and continue  cooking
over medium heat. Wash, trim and slice whole mushrooms, and  grate
ginger. Add mushrooms, ginger, hot-pepper flakes, sherry and  soy sauce
to pan, and cook until mushrooms begin to soften. Stir one  tablespoon
of water into the cornstarch to make a paste; stir in  remaining water,
and mix with beef broth. Add to pan, and cook over  low heat, stirring,
until mixture thickens.  Approximate nutritional analysis per serving:
370 calories, 10 grams  fat, 80 milligrams cholesterol, 350 milligrams
sodium, 30 grams  protein,  Marian Burros writing in the New York
Times, 9/22/93. Courtesy Helen  Fleischer.  Posted by Stephen Ceideburg
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 456
Calories From Fat: 161
Total Fat: 17.8g
Cholesterol: 106.6mg
Sodium: 666.4mg
Potassium: 1343.9mg
Carbohydrates: 27.5g
Fiber: 5.7g
Sugar: 15.4g
Protein: 38.9g


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