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Japanese Chashu Pork – Marion's Kitchen



This is the Japanese chashu pork you find served with ramen noodles. Slow-braised pork belly that’s not only great on your ramen noodles but perfect serves with rice or salad…it’s just a super epic pork belly recipe. Serve it with just about anything! LOL

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Marion Grasby is a food producer, television presenter and cookbook author who’s had a life-long love affair with Asian food.

Marion is a little bit Thai (courtesy of her mum) and a little bit Australian (courtesy of her dad).

​Marion lives in Bangkok, Thailand and travels throughout Asia to find the most unique and delicious Asian food recipes, dishes and ingredients

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  1. I have been watch so many videos of JAPANESE PORK "CHASHU that I don’t know witch to make 😂 I go ginger Japanese green onions , sake, brown sugar, sake, soy sauce and I so confused for with recipe to fallow ! I have everything to make ramen broth too !

  2. I tried cooking this last night and I've got some questions. I pulled the pork out of the fridge this morning and the exterior is nowhere near as dark or glossy as yours, I cooked it in a 120c oven for 3 hours, turning every 30 minutes like you said, in a pot with the lid on. Also the braising liquid is still liquid, it hasn't jellified like yours did, did I do something wrong?

  3. I’m scratching my head because I followed these instructions by the outer layer of my pork belly didn’t look nearly as crisp and dark as yours. Should I have left it in the oven longer? Or brown it more at the beginning?

  4. This is my porn: watching delicious cooking videos. I've been binging different recipes and I always thought five spice powder was in this marinade. I guess that's for the Chinese version.

    I'm going to the Asian market tomorrow for wood ear mushrooms, pork belly, long beans and daikon radish.

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