🐷 Braised Pork Belly: The Cantonese Way (薯仔炆豬肉)


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  1. Waterjade
    Waterjade says:

    I disagree on / my personal tips
    1. The type of potato you use matters a lot! If you use a waxy potato vs a starchy potato, the cooking time is a bit more forgiving. The waxier the potato, the better it is at holding it's shape. Never use starchy potatoes like russets for braising unless you want your potato to fall apart easily. The red potato is a fairly waxy potato, but I would have gone with a waxier potato like a Yukon gold if you worry about cooking time. Essentially, research your potatoes.
    2. I would wash the starch off the potatoes after cutting if you want to reduce the sticking factor when you're frying the potato. The starch on the potatoes is what's causing the potatoes to stick when frying. Plus you won't need to use as much oil while frying if you rinse off the starch.

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  2. Diablo
    Diablo says:

    I"m surprised you have'tn made the classic Stir-fry Beef & Black Bean yet. There's a restaurant in Montreal that makes an AMAZING one and I love it. I just tried a recipe from another channel on Youtube and it's not good and way too salty.

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  3. Auntie Lu
    Auntie Lu says:

    A small square of pork belly at my Brooklyn NY supermarket is ten dollars. One day I will splurge. I wonder how much pork belly cost in China and South Korea? ❀

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  4. Upside Down
    Upside Down says:

    I have the same Gas One portable stove! I love that's duel fuel and burns at 15000k BTUs. The problem is that the fuel does not look like it's being efficiently burned.

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  5. Angela Andrade
    Angela Andrade says:

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  6. Golgibaby
    Golgibaby says:

    The intuition is on point, and I am very appreciative of the explanations. This explains why my mom never really could teach me via a recipe. There are experiential parts to cooking that require observation and adjustment. Continue the great content and commentary. It facilitates cross cultural and intergenerational communication and understanding! Mahalo!

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    Jenny LAM says:

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