Friday, July 23, 2010

Braised Pork Rump with Sawi (Mustard Green) Recipe

I love tender braised pork rump that are cooked in spice. You can use any part of the pork leg/ham cut that have a little fat and skin attached to it for this recipe. To cook the meat until tender the fastest way of course is to use a pressure cooker but some claim that it would taste better using the traditional slow cooking method. Whatever it is, the choice is yours! LOL! I like to add sawi to the braised pork meat and boil them until they turned a little yellow. The sawi (mustard green) would soak up all the aromatic and sweet pork gravy!

Ingredients
Pork Leg cut (or rump), 500 gms
Star Anise, 3 pcs
Cinnamon, 2 pcs
Black Vinegar, 1 tablespoon
Chinese Rice Wine, 2 tablespoon
Dark Soya Sauce, 1 tablespoon
Light Soya sauce, 2 tablespoon
Corn flour and water mixture
Salt to taste
Sawi, 1 bunch, cut into long strips

Put some water in pot and bring to a boil. Put in all the ingredients except the corn flour and sawi. Cook until the pork rump meat is tender. Add corn flour and water mixture to thicken the gravy. Put in the sawi vegetable and boil until they turned soft. Serve with steamed rice or mantou (Chinese soft bread).

15 comments:

  1. very hoi wai.. (appetizing) with rice.. or dried mee..sedap!

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  2. Chef Pete, will this recipe work for chicken?

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  3. I only take lean meat instead of fatty meat, hehe...

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  4. This is best with rice. It's a long time I have not eaten this. I love to cook this with trotters. I have to try and see if I can get them at Chinese shops.

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  5. Mei Teng : Sure it will work for chicken too.....but the gravy would not be so nice compare with pork.

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  6. very old fashion of Chinese dish. Ya, about cajun spices, you can also get it from Tesco, at the herbs&spices section.

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  7. One of best comfort food! Great to serve with rice!

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  8. with sawi??? hmm....a bit weird for me. Without the vege la

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  9. Never try with sawi before, next time will try...

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  10. Yum! I'd do without the veg...and if cut into slices, can stuff mantao and eat. Yum! I love that! The fatter the better! Hehehehehe!!!!

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  11. errr, the pork looks a little too fat for me.. i still prefer lean pork but braised till soft..

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  12. i dont really eat braised pork lah. i believe there's too much fat lor and i dont like the texture of it :) hehehe.


    PS: Have a lovely weekend!
    Jen

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