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Braised Red Sticky Pork with Cucumber Salad finished dish
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Cooking Heat: Hob (Braise)

Braised Red Sticky Pork with Cucumber Salad

Pork belly caramelised in brown sugar and braised with star anise, cinnamon and Shaoxing wine until sticky and glazed, served with a smashed garlic cucumber salad and jasmine rice.

Allergens: Cereals / Gluten, Soy, Sesame, Sulphites
Time
2 hrs
Serves
4
Cooking Heat
Hob (Braise)
Calories
640 kcal per serving
Spice🌶️
Protein
28g
Fat
42g
Carbs
22g

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Step 01

Simmer the whole piece of pork belly in boiling water for 5 minutes. Cool, remove the fat and cut into 4cm cubes.

Step 02

Caramelise the brown sugar in a large lidded frying pan over a high heat without stirring. Add the onion, chilli, garlic and ginger and coat in the caramel then add the star anise, coriander seeds and cinnamon followed by the pork, rice wine and soy. Pour in enough stock to cover, cover with the lid and braise for about 1 hour until sticky and tender.

Step 03

For the salad, smash the cucumber with a rolling pin into rough 5cm chunks and toss with the salt and caster sugar. Leave in a colander for 10 minutes to soften then tip back into a bowl.

Step 04

Heat the oil and garlic in a small pan until golden but not burnt then mix through the cucumber. Stir in the soy, coriander and black vinegar.

Step 05

Finish the pork with the spring onions and sesame seeds and serve with the cucumber salad and jasmine rice.

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