Showing posts with label Pork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pork. Show all posts

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Chinese Roasted Pork (Xio Bak) Fourth Attempt

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Hello! I am back again with roasting xio bak. My parents is in town and I know this is what my father love to eat. My mom helped me to buy this wonderful belly pork at only RM30.00 for 1kg plus. Not much oily parts and this is actually the half of the 1kg plus pork belly. I still have the other half in the fridge will make xio bak again next weekendAs usual I am roasting it in the same recipe mentioned in my previous post. As you can see there is some no 'bubbling' portions on the left. Hehe..my father keep peeping my oven before so I know he can't wait to eat his fave dish so I took it out from the oven early. A friend of mine (a blogger) has recommended me to actually chop off that portion and pan fry it. This idea sounds good eh. I have taken note on this and will do it if I ever encounter the same problem again.

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Chinese Roasted Pork-First Attempt


Found this small piece of belly pork in the freezer..just just give it a try as a try & error experiment..

Sunday, August 11, 2013

Chinese Roasted Pork (Xio Bak)


This is my second attempt in making Chinese Roasted Pork but it turned out to be good and yummylicious..Here's the secret recipe :) :)


Recipe:
Belly pork

Marinade:

Nam Yue (Beancurd)
5 spice powder
Pepper
Salt
**mix all the ingredients together to form a paste**

Shao Xing Wine
Rice Vinegar

-Wash and clean the belly pork. Blanch in boiling water for 15mins.
-Rinse with cold water and pluck the hair from the rind.
-Brush some Shao Xing wine on the meat area and let it rest for 5mins.
-Pat dry the rind with kitchen paper towel. Please make sure it is very very very dry. Poke with needles or anything that has a sharp pointy end. But do not poke it too hard.
-Keep wiping the rind as you poke with kitchen paper towel.
-Turn to the meat side and make a few cuts on the meat and massage in the marinade ingredients.
-Turn to the rind and massage salt (I am using fine salt)
-Keep in the fridge for 3 hours (preferably overnight) , uncovered for air dry with rind facing top.
-Preheat oven at 200degree (upper & lower heat), once you take the meat out from the fridge continue poking the rind as much as you can and apply salt on the rind again before you put the meat into the oven.
-Bake for 40mins then remove from the oven and brush some rice vinegar on the skin and continue to bake at 250 degree for 30mins with upper heat only (grill).
-At this point you will hear some bubbling sound from your oven. If you see the skin has become darken you may adjust the temperature to 200 degree.
-Scrap off the charred area and leave it to completely cool before you cut the meat.



18-8-2013 An another attempt for roasted pork. This time i kept the belly pork in the fridge for overnight :) the results is awesome!

Friday, December 16, 2011

Fragrant Claypot Salted Fish and Pork Belly

Adopt this cooking from 'Nasi Lemak Lover aka Sonia' in her blog. But mine turned out to be too dark as I did not follow her cooking measurement as I am cooking only for both of us. I've missed out to reduce the seasoning and this is the results of being forgetful...

Friday, October 7, 2011

ENCORE: Tu Kar Chor aka Pig Trotters in Vinegar

It's been a week or more since the last I blog here. Now I am back in action! Was thinking to make this tu kar chor this weekend. Supposed to plan it for tomorrow's cooking but I ended up have to attend a training at Eastin Hotel maybe will postponed it to Sunday cooking.