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Stove Top Char Siu BBQ Pork
- Servings
2 - Prep
10 m - Cook
60 m
Recipe By: Chef Ha Nguyen
Char Siu is Chinese specialty roast usually roasted in the oven after the pork neck is marinated for several hours or overnight. In our cooking class we will make them on the stove.The result is great and you even get a nice sauce to go with it.
Ingredients
- 200 g Pork neck
- . . ¼ tsp 5 spice, ½ tsp garlic paste, 1 TBL honey, 1 TBL hoi sin, 1 tsp dark soy, 1 tsp oyster sauce, Dash sesame oil
Directions
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1
Cut the pork into large strip 2-3 finger size.
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2Heat vegetable oil in a large non-stick fry pan. Fry garlic for 30 seconds.
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3Using a pair of tongs, turn the pork when sauce comes to a boil. Place lid over the pan, reduce heat to medium, and cook for 10-15 minutes. Please use the glass lid so you can see if they run out of water. Do not open the lid as leting the steam to cook the meat.
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4Every 15 minutes remove the lid and turn the meat and cover and continue to cook.
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5After 60 minutes, remove the lid. This time the sauce has started to thicken. Once again, turn the pork and allow the sauce to thicken without the lid to a thick and syrupy consistency.
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6Turn off the stove and remove the charsiu. Cool them for at least 25 minutes before cutting them to use for rice or noodle.
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