Homemade Char Siew
Recipe sourced from Chef and Sommelier
Ingredients
1 kg Pork
(Shoulder or Collar)
2
tablespoons oil
1 cup
water
Marinade
1
teaspoon salt (To add later)
1
teaspoon light soya sauce
1
teaspoon white pepper
2
tablespoons maltose
2 cubes
red fermented bean curds
2
tablespoons sugar
2
tablespoons oyster sauce
1
tablespoon chinese wine
1
tablespoon peanut oil
Method
Clean and
pat dry the pork.
Mix all
the ingredients for the marinade (except salt) and marinate pork over night.
Next day,
add the salt to marinated pork 30 minutes before cooking.
In a
medium wok, heat peanut oil over medium heat. Brown pork on all sides. Add marinade
and water. Simmer over low heat for about 45 minutes until marinade thickens to
form sauce.
Meanwhile,
heat up oven to 250C on grill mode.
Brush the
meat with the sauce and remove from wok. Remove excess oil and further thicken
the sauce if required.
Grill
pork in oven until the sides are nicely charred, about 5-10 minutes each side.
Remove
and let Char Siew rest before slicing and serving.
Char Siew Rice
Delicious!!
I'm linking this post to the Little Thumbs Up 'Soy Bean' event organised by Doreen from my little favourite DIY and Zoe of Bake for Happy Kids, hosted by Mich of Piece of Cake.
i tried this recipe before too! it is yummy indeed! love your char siew fun!!
ReplyDeletehaha...Fortunately I had this char siew rice for my lunch just now. But it don't like your homemade one so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteChar siew looks so succulent.. yums! Wish this was my dinner ^^
ReplyDeleteYoh Mel, can I also share some of these char siu with you? It looks delicious! Nice!
ReplyDeleteHopefully I can try my bro's famous char siew recipe soon.. Your looks good too.
ReplyDeleteI'll normally serve this with won ton mee whenever I make char siew. Must try your version!
ReplyDeleteWow, homemade char siew, beautifully done. Like the natural reddish tint :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes! One of my favorite way to cook pork! So succulent! I am going to try this recipe too!
ReplyDeleteWow, can you pass that plate over? Looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteMel, thumbs up! Your char siew can compete with the one from the shop!
ReplyDeleteHey Hey Mel! I'm glad you tried and like this recipe! I'm still trying out different ways of making the perfect char siew! Let's exchange notes! :D
ReplyDeletenice one Mel
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,lovely dish. Thanks for your email, this dish is fine for the theme. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteHi Mel,
ReplyDeleteYour Char Siew rice looks so inviting.
Love to try this out too.
mui
Hi Mel,
ReplyDeleteI saw how Alvin made his char siew too in his post. Yours look as delicious as his.
Zoe
LOL! You are too funny, but it's correct! We don't need any explanation for this recipe because we're already drooling! Excellent recipe from Alvin and you execute it so well! Pinned to my Asian food board!
ReplyDeleteI'll never tire of Char Siew. Love its sweet glaze. This looks so delicious, Mel. Would love it on won ton noodle soup.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous (and really easy) way to serve pork. As you said, Delicious!
ReplyDeletehi mel, i wished to try making this char siew too one day when i saw them on alvin's blog..you too made them very nice!
ReplyDeleteI made this some weeks back and mine didn't look as good as yours even though the taste was good. Going to attempt yours.
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