Pai Kwat Wong used to be a common dish in many Chinese restaurants but it has been quite some time I have not ordered it. I used thinly sliced pork belly in this recipe but it also works well for chicken. To make the dish tastier you will have to slice the pork belly meat very thin so that it can absorb the sauce and thinly sliced meat is tender. This is my simplified version of pork belly in Pai Kwat Wong sauce.
Ingredients
Pork belly meat, 600gms, sliced thinly
Tomato sauce, 3 table spoons
Black vinegar, 1 teaspoon
Chinese Rice Wine, 1 table spoon
Sugar, ½ teaspoon
Salt to taste
Onion, 1 pc, cut into four
Corn flour with water mixture to thicken the gravy
Heat up wok and put in some oil. Sautéed onions until it caramelized. Add in pork belly and fry until it is well cooked. Put in the tomato sauce, black vinegar, Chinese Rice Wine, sugar and salt. Add a little corn flour mixture to make the gravy stick to the meat.
Hmmmm...yummmyyy~ Will try it very sooooooooooon....
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Waaa pete early morning tempting us with nice food... it is not even lunch yet leh...
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy, pork belly... so we required the slightly fatter ones to make is nicer? or no particular ones only up to personal preferences?
Elaine : Hi, thks for dropping by my blog. Will do. Thks
ReplyDeleteLadyviral : Pork belly with the fat would taste good but alternatively can use tender lean meat cut thinly...taste good also!
this sounds delicious, will have to try it sometime. Jamaicans use pork belly to make jerk pork...another good one.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy ! We love this dish too , in fact we love anything that contain fatty meat....LOL
ReplyDeletehaha.. u cook one ar?
ReplyDeletenot bad leh..
no need to perap the pai kwat 1st meh? Well, your way looks much simple. Thanks a lot for tips. :)
ReplyDeleteOh..what a coincidence. I just had pai kwok wong yesterday for dinner. But not home cooked la...buy from shops. hehe..
ReplyDeleteChristine : I have seen jerky meat being sold when I was overseas, but never tried them.....now I regret didn't try! Maybe I will look for the recipe, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHousefly : I like fatty meat too but always ask my butcher to give me less fat part....not so guilty...he he he!
Dolly : Cin cai hentam....but end result not bad leh! ha haha
smallkucing : No need to perap if you cut the meat thinly....more tasty and tender this way!
mNhL : Ahhh, looks like there are many fans of Pai Kwot Wong....
i like pork belly soup with pepper..
ReplyDeleteIf you're interested, I've two hassle-free easy-to-cook recipes in my post today...
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog!!! You have a great blog here...I am coming back for sure.
ReplyDeleteWenn : Woo, the soup is sweet!
ReplyDeleteSTP : I have checked them out. Looks good and easy to prepare.
Erica : Thks for dropping here too. Have a nice weekend! Cheers!
oh oh oh looks so yum yum!
ReplyDeleteAyie : Nice, this one is a favorite dish among diners in Chinese Restaurants.
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