Do you know about, or have you ever tried "Guo Bao Rou"( 锅包肉 )? It is originated in Harbin, China. The primary ingredient is pork, but halal restaurants substitute beef for pork. The cooking method of "Guo Ba Rou" is extremely like Cantonese cuisine, sweet and sour pork. Both are sweet and sour delicacies. These two dishes nevertheless differ from one another in some way. What makes the approach different? Both recipes use pork tenderloin. Sweet and sour pork is made by cutting the pork into strips and coating it with flour or starch, deep fried till golden. Guo Bao Rou is made by cutting the pork tenderloin into thin slices, coated with batter and frying it until it is golden in colour. The sweet and sour pork is coated with thick sauce which is made with white vinegar, sugar, and tangy tomato ketchup, garnished with pineapple and bell peppers. Guo Bao Rou does not have any extra sauce, but before adding the white vinegar and sugar-based sauce, shredde