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syntaxsavant OP t1_j6m8a8d wrote
Reply to comment by josheyua in [homemade] sweet & spicy sticky Chinese pork belly by syntaxsavant
Thank you!
syntaxsavant OP t1_j6ge7gv wrote
Thanks for all the kind words, I hope you all get to try and thoroughly enjoy it!
syntaxsavant OP t1_j6fyjsm wrote
Reply to comment by lamensterms in [homemade] sweet & spicy sticky Chinese pork belly by syntaxsavant
Good eye!! Yes it's aldi and it did a very good job here on it's maiden voyage
syntaxsavant OP t1_j6ecwue wrote
Reply to comment by wildflowertrails in [homemade] sweet & spicy sticky Chinese pork belly by syntaxsavant
Recipe up.
syntaxsavant OP t1_j6ecpmc wrote
Reply to comment by syntaxsavant in [homemade] sweet & spicy sticky Chinese pork belly by syntaxsavant
Recipe... Ingredients: 1kg sliced pork belly rashers 1 lt liquid chicken stock (hot - preheated) 4 cloves of garlic roughly diced 1tblsp rice wine vinegar 2 tblsp grated ginger 1 tblsp caster sugar Pinch of salt n pepper
Sticky glaze: 3 tblsp honey 3 tblsp soy sauce 2 tblsp brown sugar 1 tblsp oil 2 tblsp grated ginger 2 tblsp lemongrass paste 1-2 whole red chilli chopped Pinch of salt and pepper
Start by placing pork belly in a large pan, submerge pork in hot chicken stock add ginger, garlic, sugar and rice wine vinegar salt n pepper. Bring pork to the boil then return to simmer, cover and simmer on low heat for 2 hrs. After 2 hrs remove now tender and juicy pork and pat dry then allow to cool a little while you mix together all the ingredients for the sticky glaze. Return to pork and slice up against the grain to create approx half inch chunks Place oil in pan and sear pork chunks on high heat until golden brown ( warning! Pork will spit ) Once golden brown add sticky glaze mixture to the pan and cook through until fully coated and sticky ( a few minutes ). Bon appetit!
syntaxsavant OP t1_j6c5sof wrote
It was delicious!
syntaxsavant t1_j6od0gl wrote
Reply to [homemade] chicken cordon bleu with dijon cream sauce by magandangmorena
This looks so good, I haven't had a Cordon bleu in years! Any chance of a recipe?