Thai Fried pork (Moo Tod Cho-wang)
Thai Fried pork coated with sauce (Moo Tod Cho-wang)
The tender pork is coated with a sweet and salty sauce.
Ingredients
Ingredients |
- Pork use pork Loin cut into a strip about bout 1cm each.
- Palm sugar for sweetness and helps the sauce coat the meat.
- Light Soy sauce for seasoning (salt) and a bit of flavor.
- Oyster sauce for salty test and slightly sweet.
- Dark say sauce for adding color to the meat.
- Cooking oil for marinating helps meat soft and tender.
Prep: 20 minutes.
Cooked: 20 minutes.
Additional: 1 hour.
Author: chaninun
- 500g pork loin
- Palm sugar 1 heap tbsp
- Oyster sauce 3 tbsp
- Soy sauce 2 tbsp
- Black soy sauce 2 tbsp
- Pork bujon 1 tsp
- Cooking oil 2 tbsp for marinating.
- Cooking oil for fry pork.
How to make Coated sauce fried pork (Moo Tod Cho-wang)
- First, add all the sauce into a mixing bowl, and mix together until all combined.
- Add the pork to the sauce and knead by hand until the sauce is coated and absorbed into the pork.
- Leave it to marinate in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
- Over medium-low heat when the oil is hot gradually add pork into the frying pan, do not stir it right away. Wait for 1 minute to make the pork not stick to the pan. And after that stir occasionally until it cooks.
Moo Tod Cho-wang |
Coated sauce fried pork (Moo Tod Cho-wang) can serve as a side dish on its own or as a main dish with rice. The mellow sweet and salty sauce it's absolutely finger-licking good.
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