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  1. I have a question: years ago here in NY on LI where I grew up we used to have a fantastic local Chinese takeaway joint called Jade Mountain, they aren't there anymore,
    but, their fried rice was maybe the best I've ever had, it was always with a smokey kind of flavor, and the rice itself was definitely very dark, almost caramel color or darker even.
    Would this have been how much soy sauce they used, or something else? I mean the color or the flavor, or both? The pork they used was good quality and it was never fatty
    or gross, ever. They also always used a good amount of bean sprouts in their fried rice.

  2. In case you guys don’t have any of the sauces he uses I used bbq sauce garlic powder paprika and about two tea spoons of paprika in the sauce to marinate the pork along with the soy sauce. Came out great! Family loved it

  3. People understand, Larry's char siu is gormet eating! My friend's a cook at local place, and he says 'seasoning' is just salt and red food color. You may get soy sauce in there at some places if the owner has some heart??

  4. Looks delish! Will definitely try the Char Siu to amp up my pork fried rice! Question: Is your stovetop induction or ceramic? I have a ceramic stovetop and didn't know that a regular styled wok would work on it. What brand wok are you using? Thanks for sharing 🙂

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