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Pork Hock With Chilli Caramel Sauce


Pork Hock With Chilli Caramel Sauce

The pork hock is so tender it cuts like butter and can be easily eaten with chopsticks. Make sure that the pork is fatty, or the meat will be too dry. Don’t worry about your cholesterol levels -everything in moderation!

Serves 4

Ingredients

Method

  1. Gently simmer the pork hocks in master stock for 3 to 4 hours.
  2. Remove from the stock and drain well.
  3. Refrigerate the hocks (overnight if time permits). Remove the meat from the bone.
  4. To make the sauce, put the palm sugar in a saucepan with half the water and boil until the sugar caramelises.
  5. Add the chillies, ginger and the remaining water, and stir to prevent the sauce from seizing or solidifying.
  6. Add the fish sauce and lime juice and simmer, stirring constantly, for 1 minute.
  7. Keep warm.
  8. Heat the oil in a deep pot or wok to very hot and deep-fry the pork until golden brown.
  9. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
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Notes & Tips

Along with chilli paste dishes, this is my all-time favourite. The sauce should chilli, sweet, salty and sour, but most importantly, in balance. This is a versatile sauce that also goes well with fried fish and barbecued seafood, or even crisp-fried Master Stock Chicken.

*Master Stock Recipe

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  • Maureen89
    August 2010

    I have 2 of these in freezer and can`t wait to try this recipe. Thanks Neil

  • scott williams

    Just boiled the masterstock. Pork hoks have just gone on. We are having friends over in 4x weeks, will re-use the stock then. Am excited as I have never cooked before.

  • catherine
    April 2010

    I am a little confused. when do you add sauce? do you serve it over the cripsy pork? or do you mix the pork into the sauce before you fry it?

    I am cooking today. it sounds delicious

  • Emilija
    February 2010

    I couldn't buy hocks, could only get pork belly. Have rolled it and cooked in master stock, it is now cooling and tomorrow I will follow the rest of the recipe. Am doing a dinner for 10 thanks to Neil, he and Kylie are inspirational. I have learnt stacks from his book. Even have created my special eggplant lasagne, secret is buttermilk in the sauce. He has made me think about ingredients and the 5 taste areas. My dream is to travel to Sydney & dine at the 2 restaurants. Thankyou so much.

  • Patricia98
    December 2009

    Sounds yummy! what is the best substitute for a master stock?

  • Feebs
    October 2009

    Try cooking the hocks with 1/2 soy and 1/2 white vinegar to cover the hocks, couple of 5 stars. Add lots of ginger and chilli. Boil a few eggs , peel and throw them in 20 min before dish finishes cooking.

  • Cherylg
    October 2009

    This sounds pretty good. Will try the caramel chili sauce on its own next week

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