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Double Cooked Pork, the most classic Sichuan dish, authentic and savory 回锅肉



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Double Cooked Pork (or twice cooked pork) is one of the most classic Sichuan dishes made with pork belly, broad bean paste, fermented black beans and Chinese Leeks. It requires a cut of meat with fat but it doesn’t taste fatty after rendering fat out of the pork. It is so savory served with a bowl of rice. If you don’t like pork, you may make with fish or chicken, my double cooked fish:

Ingredients:
12 oz pork belly
3 stalks Chinese leeks (or regular leeks or bell peppers)
1 tbsp Sichuan peppercorns
Ginger slices
1 tsp fermented black beans (or paste)
1 tbsp broad bean paste
Light soy sauce
Shaoxing cooking wine
Sugar
Vegetable oil

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38 Comments

  1. I really like the way you showed the recipe. Is it possible to send a list of ingredients one should have in a Chinese home so I can stock up and make all the dishes. I want to make dishes as authentic as possible and need a guide. I just subscribed.

  2. Very nice dish it looks delicious. Question what brand Wok are you using & is it a flat or round bodied,if it’s a round body could you please include the name of the wok ring your using? Thanks in advance ❤️

  3. Omg i just had this dish for the first time yesterday! It became my favorite chinese dish!! And now i look up random videos on chinese food and this appears in my recommended!! Its destiny!! Cant wait to try this!

  4. Hi. When u poach the pork belly, you can half cook it then slice it n place piece by piece on the hot wok without putting any oil. The fat from the pork belly flow out n then you fry all ingredient. I usually do it this way.

  5. Your videos are always just fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing your cooking skills and knowledge with us. You are a very accomplished cook. I love the simplicity of your dishes and yet they end up being very fresh and complex in flavor.

  6. "Double fried pork" is one of the most ordered dishes here in Germany. But it has been changed a lot to meet the european taste.
    Thanks for sharing an original version! Since I can't have pork anymore 'cause of health issues, I'll gladly try this with lamb.
    I wanna ask you about a non-authentic one: the "Genaral Tso's chicken". It was supposedly created in the NY area in the 1950's.
    And has become as popular in the US as the double fried pork here. I made it a few times, using the recipe of Seonkyoung Longest. And was blown away! But since this recipe does not have an "original" anymore, there are numerous versions of it. It even made it's way to the UK, from where I saw a version about it from "school of wok". Very different!
    Do you know this dish? And, most important: what would be your take on it?
    What I think: with your background, you could take this very "americanized" recipe back to some more traditional style of chinese cooking.
    So glad I found your channel! Let me quickly introduce you to Xian. A chinese woman, living here in Germany. You might like conversation with her about recipes as well a living abroad as a chinese born-and-raised person.
    Xian on bok-choi or pak-choi:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qNTlXxRKZM&t=227s
    Greetings from the far north of Germany!

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