This cut of meat is enormously popular in chinese and korean cuisine.
Not many pork cuts can withstand long braising like the belly and roasting is popular, giving The Chinese Siew Yoke/Roast Pork no introduction. You will know that i am an ardent fan of this cut by the list of recipes i have cooked.
Dongpo Rou
Lo Sam Chung Yoke/Red Cooked Belly Pork
Mui Choy Kau Yoke
Homemade Streaky Bacon/Lap Yoke
Claypot Belly Pork With Salted Fish
Tau Yue Bak
Roast Belly Pork
Hakka Char Yoke
Braised Belly Pork With Salted Fish and Tofu
Woo Tau Kow Yoke
Red Cooked Pork
The recipe below has the least of ingredients but full of flavor. Use more garlic if you wish and adjust taste with more sugar if the light soya sauce used is too salty.
Ingredients:
1 lb pork belly, cut into 1 inch slices
2 bulbs of garlic - peeled and smashed lightly
1 tbsp cooking oil
1/4 cup light soya sauce
A pinch of sugar to taste
1/2 tsp white pepper
Spring onions/cilantro for garnishing
Method:
Heat cooking oil in a claypot or a heavy based saucepan, add in smashed garlic and pork belly slices.
Fry until pork is browned on all sides, then add in light soya sauce, sugar and pepper.
Cover the pot/pan and leave to cook until pork is tender. Stir the pork now and then to prevent burning.
When the pork is tender enough, cook until there is no sauce and oil has surfaced.
Garnish with spring onions/cilantro and serve with white rice.
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