This authentic Chinese dish can be consumed on the day of preparation or wrap the cooked pork belly with cling wrap and store in the refrigerator to chill for 2-3 days, to serve it as a cold appetizer.
Author Ann Low
Prep Time 15 minutesmins
Cook Time 45 minutesmins
Total Time 1 hourhr
Course Appetizer, Side Dish
Cuisine Asian, Chinese
Difficulty Easy
Servings 0
Ingredients
500gpork belly - 300 - 500g
3slicesginger
2stalkspring onion
2tbsprice wine
Garlic dipping sauce
1tbspminced garlic - or chopped garlic
1/2tspminced ginger
1tspsugar
1tbspoyster sauce
1/2tbsplight soy sauce
1tbsprice wine - or hua tiao chiew
chopped spring onion
chopped chilli - optional
2-3tbsphot oil - heat up 40ml hot oil
Instructions
Rinse pork belly a few times under running water.
Add water in pot. Wait till water to almost boil, add pork belly, ginger, spring onion and rice wine. Simmer for 45 minutes with lid on under medium low heat. Turn pork over in every 15 minutes. Dish up and leave to cool.
Combine sauce ingredients in a bowl. Heat up oil to shimmery hot and immediately pour into the bowl of sauce ingredients causing more fragrant in the mixture (pour hot oil just to cover the ingredients - about 2-3 tablespoons). Stir well and set aside to cool for later use.
Cut pork belly into thin slices and arrange on plate and serve with savory garlic dipping sauce. Enjoy!
Notes
bai rou白肉 meaning white meat, so add white rice wine. NOT hua tiao chiew in the boiling water as the pork will turn yellow after cooking.
If you find the dipping sauce is too tasty, dilute it with some hot water and stir well.
Dipping sauce should be prepared on the day when served.