Tuesday 25 March 2014

Oyster Pork Stir Fry


A quick, one pan wonder!  However, it is best to let the pork marinade for 15-20 minutes before cooking & then add 10 minutes for cooking time. 

This dish has over 300% of your RDA for vitamin C thanks to garlic, mange tout, peppers and broccoli, and even the mange tout are trying to claim some benefit of vitamin C! Vitamin C helps not only with your immune system but also depression & anxiety, and supports the co-ordination/dizziness symptoms. 

The baby sweet corn, soya sauce, ginger, broccoli and pork combine to over 35% of your RDA for magnesium to help with migraines, memory issues, insomnia and depression.  Broccoli added Q10 helps the migraine relief too. 

B6 can be found in the pork and garlic, making up 80% of your RDA with some extra coming from the broccoli, peppers and ginger. Insomnia, depression, confusion, exhaustion, light sensitivity & dizziness. 

There is a touch of B12 in the milk and pork to help dizziness, memory and insomnia & exhaustion. 





Serves 2

Ingredients
1 cup x broccoli, chopped into bite sized chunks
1/2 x bell pepper, chopped into strips
1/2 cup x mange tout
1/2 cup x baby sweet corn
1 cup x pork tenderloin, cubed
1 tbsp x milk
1 tbsp x soya sauce
3 tbsp x oyster sauce
1 tbsp x sesame oil
3 x garlic cloves, minced
1 inch x ginger, finely chopped

Instructions
1. In a bowl, place pork pieces with milk, soya sauce, garlic & ginger.  Cover the bowl with cling film & put in fridge to marinade for 15-20 minutes. 

2. When the pork has marinaded, heat a large rounded frying pan or wok on medium high heat. Add sesame oil until hot then add pork & sauce, cook until meat is no longer pink.

3. Add vegetables & oyster sauce, cook until vegetables are softened to your liking. 

4. Remove from heat & serve.

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