Monday, July 18, 2011

SUPREME PORK CHOP 猪扒王

Oriental Pork Chop
This is a Chinese style pork chop which I adapted from Hawkers’ Fair Simplified. This is one of my family’s favourite dinner dishes. The name is called pork chop but I found it tastes even better with pork loin,the meat is tenderer and juicier. If using pork loin I usually omit soda bicarbonate as tenderizer.
To keep the pork chop crisped, pork chop can be deep fried first and only have the source poured on it when serving.  
SUPREME PORK CHOP 猪扒王




SUPREME PORK CHOP

INGREDIENTS:
600g pork chop/Pork Loin
1 onion – slices (optional)

MARINADE:
1 tbsp oyster sauce
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt
1 tsp sesame oil
1 egg
2 tbsp plain flour
1 tbsp custard powder
1 tsp soda bicarbonate - tenderizer (I opt out)
200ml water
200g corn flour (add in last)

SAUCE:
2 tbsp tomato sauce
1 tbsp chilli sauce
1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp curry powder
1/2 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp light soy sauce
3 tbsp water


METHOD:
1.   Cut the pork chop into 1 cm thick and pound the pork chop with the back of a knife till tender.

2.   In a bowl, add in marinade except corn flour, mix well and leave for 30 minutes.

3.   Add in the corn flour to the pork chop and mix well.
4.   Heat up oil for deep-frying.

5.   Put in the pork chops and deep-fry till golden brown and cooked
6.   Dish and drain on paper towel

7.   In another small bowl, combine the ingredients for the sauce

8.   Leave about 1 tbsp of oil in the wok, sauté onion (skip this step if no onion use)
9.   Pour in the sauce and cook till you get a thick texture
10. Add in pork chops and mix well
11. Dish up and serve on a bed of lettuce


猪扒王

材料:
600g肉眼/梅肉
1 粒大洋葱 -切片 (可选)
腌料:
1大匙蚝油,1小匙糖,1小匙盐,1小匙麻油,1粒蛋,2大匙面粉,1大匙蛋黄粉,1小匙苏打粉(我没用),200ml水,200g栗粉,后下。
汁料:
2大匙番茄酱,1大匙辣椒酱,1小匙急汁,1小匙咖喱粉,1/2大匙糖,1/2小匙盐,1小匙生抽,3大匙水
做法:
1.   将肉眼切成1cm厚片,然后用刀背拍打至松,加入腌料拌匀,腌30分钟,再加入栗粉拌匀.
2.    烧热油锅,下肉片炸至金黄色及熟便可捞起,沥干油份.
3.  1大匙油在锅,爆香洋葱片(假如没放洋葱,可省去这步骤)后倒入汁料煮至浓,加入炸好的肉片大火炒匀,即可上桌

5 comments:

  1. Is this a Malaysian's Chinese dish? My mother-in-law always cook this pork chop when she visits us. I can never cook as good as her. Maybe I can now with your recipe and step-by-step guide. Thanks so much.

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  2. Veronica:
    Yup, I think so because you can easily found this dish at any Malaysia's local Chinese restaurant.
    I do hope you give it a try and maybe next time you can surprise your MIL in return with this delcious dish! :-)
    Happy cooking!

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  3. The pork chops look wonderful.

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  4. Dear Yin,

    Another excellent recipe - thanks! (I previously commented on your kuih talam page.) Didn't make the sauce here but will try soon. Had to use what was on hand (tomato paste, BBQ sauce, plum sauce) and it came out like Peking Pork Chops.

    LOVE the addition of custard powder to the meat marinade. Gives a GREAT golden look to the chops!

    So glad to have found your recipe pages. I think you're an outstanding cook. Thanks!!

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    1. Hi Chez:
      Welcome again. Thanks so much on your kind words, you flattered me. I would say if we put heart into making something, you will reward with good outcome. :-)

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