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Anna Gare

Slow poached five spiced pork belly served on Asian greens and rice


Serves 6

Ingredients

  • 1 kg boned Pork Belly ask for the thicker meatier end
  • 2 L white chicken stock
  • 4 oranges juiced and zest of 1
  • 1 Dessert Spoon Fish sauce
  • ½ cup ketjap manis
  • ¼ cup Rice wine
  • ½ cup brown sugar
  • 2 star anise
  • 3 cardamom pods
  • 1 cinnamon quill
  • 1 Chilli sliced
  • 1 Dessert Spoon sliced Garlic
  • 1 Dessert Spoon sliced Ginger

to serve

  • jasmine rice
  • 1 bunch Bok choy

Method

  1. Place all poaching ingredients into a large heavy based saucepan & bring to boil.
  2. Place pork belly in pot, liquid should just cover, put sheet of baking paper over top of pot and then cover with lid.
  3. Bake in oven 160deg or simmer on top of stove for about 2hrs until pork is tender
  4. Remove the pork from the stock. Put stock in fridge over night so any fat can solidify and be removed.
  5. Place belly on non stick paper in pan, skin side down. Cover with non stick paper and gentle weight and put in fridge over night. This will help compact the pork for when you portion it.
  6. The next day remove any fat from stock & reduce the stock to about ½ the liquid. Strain and reserve as the stock becomes the sauce you serve over the pork. Sometimes I add a little extra ketjap manis at this point if it needs a little more sweetness or salt!

to serve

  1. Cut into 5 by 5cm squares.
  2. Place skin side down in a lightly oiled pan & fry on low to crisp up skin
  3. Then pop pork, skin side up into a 200deg oven to reheat.
  4. Serve with steamed jasmine rice, greens, and with a generous ladle of reduced sauce.
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  • Shirley220
    26 days ago

    Can't wait to try it. Looks devine and simple. I like simple. Hmm Black Vinegar. Like the sound of the raw cabbage salad Katy. Might give it a go as I'm willing to try anything to make my meal perfect. Thanks Anna. Will get back to you on this recipe. Cheers

  • Eleanor
    January 2011

    This looks fantastic, easy to cook as well, definitely going to give a try. I love this show, very entertaining, truly is the best in Australia.

  • Allan
    October 2010

    isnt pork belly rather fatty ?

  • BA26
    February 2009

    what a beauty all I need is for you to come and cook it for me.Food doesnt get much better than this

  • Katy
    February 2009

    This dish is so tasty! We had a raw salad of cabbage, carrot, basil and vietnamese mint. The basil and mint went so well with the pork and sauce. Also added some black vinegar at the end as the sauce was a little sweet. Very delicious, and definitely the best.

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