Showing posts with label Braised. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Braised. Show all posts

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Braised Pork in Miso


Whenever I cook miso soup, my kids will shun away from it. They still can't get use to the taste of miso. However, I was quite surprised that they love this dish. They simply spoon the sauce and drizzle over their rice.

All along I thought miso can only be used for soup. But this braised pork using miso as marinade change my mind completely. It was not very salty. May be because of the amount of the rock sugar, my husband found it a bit sweet. Apart from that, we love the taste of this dish. It was simply delicious. :)

More information on miso, read here.

Recipe as follows:

Ingredients:

Pork belly 500g (I used 五花肉.)
Miso paste 3 tbs
Rock sugar 50g (can reduce to 40g)
Small cucumber, cherry tomato & spring onions - for decoration (I omitted)

Seasonings:
Cooking wine 2 tbs
Dark Soy Sauce 2 tbs
Star Anise 1 pc
Broth 2 cups (I used homemade chicken stock)


Method:

1. Clean & pat dry pork belly.
2. Coat miso paste onto the meat completely. Marinade for at least 2 hours.
3. Put all the seasonings into a pot and bring to a boil. Once it boils, put in the meat. Cover. Braise for about 30 minutes using small fire.
4. Add in rock sugar and braise for another 1 hour (using small fire).
5. Slice the meat and arrange onto a plate. Decorate with spring onion, cherry tomato and slice cucumbers. Drizzle the braised sauce onto the meat. Serve.

Do let me know if you have try it! :)


Recipe source: 妈妈做的菜 (莊佩柔 编著)

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Braised Pork Ribs


This was one of our dish for dinner. I marinaded the pork ribs overnight.

Recipe as follows:
Ingredients:
500g spare ribs (chopped into 4" length)
1 tbs minced garlic
1 litre (1000ml) water

Marinade:
1 tbsp chilli sauce
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1/2 tsp pepper
1 tbsp dark soy sauce
1/2 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp chinese cooking wine

For garnishing:
Some lettuce leaves


Method:

1. Rinse ribs. Leave them in a big bowl, coat with marinade and garlic for 30 minutes or more.

2. Heat a wok or pot and cook the marinade porks for 10 minutes. Add in water and cover contents. Turn to medium heat and cook till sauce has thickened to a dense consistency. Turn off the heat.

3. Dish up the cooked ribs onto a plate lined with lettuce leaves. Serve.


Enjoy!
Recipe source: Y3K Recipes issue # 38