Sun 29 Aug 2010
DIY Recipe: Hong Bak (Stewed Pork Belly)
Posted by sloppychic under Chinese , Food Recipe[12] Comments
Believe it or not, ever since I started new job, I spent more meals at home now simply because I have no energy to go out at night anymore after a long day of work.
And, and also, I started to learn different recipes. Here is a dish that I personally like, and it is quite easy to make.
You need few slabs of pork belly, about 3 slabs for 5 or 6 pax.
Clean the pork belly, and marinate with 5-spice powder (五香粉), pepper, salt, and dark soy sauce.
Leave it aside for about 20 mins for the spices to sink into the pork belly.
On the other hand, you will need some cinnamon, star anise ( ba jiao), peeled garlic and lightly smashed, and the spice that looks like nails is known as 丁香 (ding xiang).
Anyone knows what is 丁香 in Chinese?
Now, heat up a wok of oil and dump the pork belly into the hot oil.
Caution! Stand further away to avoid the splashing of the oil.
Fry the pork belly until golden brown and you know it is done!
No no, this is not ready to be eaten yet. We need to stew it now.
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Wow…looks yummy, good wifey la u
wah I lau hau sui! oledi!
Ur hubby really got “hao fook” lah
weiii.. we want also la..leave some for us eh~
Can we share?
I wanna try too!! Yummy!
Wah, cooking for hubby….!
OMG, that is so nice!! at first i thot it’s char siew but then it’s not!! i think the pork must be very tender, even the fat won’t taste fat at all.. and the gravy, definitely nice to go with rice~~
Wah wah so pro now huh?
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EZ, FAST & DARN TASTY…. MY FAMILY LURVED IT!! TQ FOR SHARING
Actually Hong bak must have cekur and no dark soy sauce so that it won’t look like char siu. Anyway your recipe even tho is not the real hong bak recipe is still so tasty.