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Japanese Ginger Pork Chops (Shogayaki Recipe)



Buta no Shogayaki i (豚の生姜焼き) or ginger pork is a popular home-cooked meal in Japanese cuisine. Ginger contains enzymes that breaks down connective tissue, making the pork tender and juicy. For my shogayaki recipe, the thick cut pork chops are marinated in ginger before they’re pan-fried and glazed in a savory sauce.

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✚ INGREDIENTS ✚
400 grams pork rib chops (3/4-inch thick)
30 grams ginger (peeled and grated)
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sake
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoons honey
1 tablespoon potato starch
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
scallions (chopped, for garnish)

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INDEX:
0:00 Intro
0:42 Ingredients
1:13 Prepare pork
2:22 Prepare sauce
2:44 Finish pork prep
3:55 Make Shogayaki
5:11 Plating
5:44 Make Shogayaki Donburi6:02 Taste test

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31 Comments

  1. Hi Marc, cooked it today with rice and it was kind of great. I love the cabbage to this dish without dressing. For me it was a little to salty. I think it depends on the soja sauce. For the glace I also took some additional starch with little water and baked the meat over high heat only 1 minute per side – which depends on the thickness. I also added one onion, sliced and tendered (cooked before and added to the glace) Thank you for this recipe.

  2. This was a very forgiving recipe that was very tasty as well. I had surgery recently and my husband has been the cook in our family. I gave him your written recipe AND this video, thinking it’s super simple with a limited number of ingredients. He’s super smart but is impatient in the kitchen, so results may vary. He had purchased thick bone-in pork chops, so they needed extra cooking time in the oven. Even though the glaze was added well before the pork was at a safe 145°F, they were still flavorful, juicy, and delicious.

    I have my rice cooker back again for the summer, so the rice was a no brainer, same with the smashed cucumbers.

    So yeah, results were pretty delicious in the end. Thank you for another great recipe; I can always count on you for a great meal.

  3. I just made this and it is truly a GENIUS recipe! Best pork chop of my life! The potato starch keeps the meat tender, helps it to brown, and thickens the sauce. The pork is perfectly tender. The honey in the glaze takes it to a sublime place, very different from ordinary teriyaki. I will never make pork chops any other way. I only used cheap loin roast and you wouldn't have known tasting the finished dish. Thanks, Marc, for revising this recipe!

  4. Hey there mark That's gone I just want to say great pork chops dude I saw the video my daughter and I went to the store got everything we needed pork chops fresh ginger although I couldn't find the potato starch where I normally get it so I used rice flour instead they came out pretty good everybody like them my daughter help me make them so she knows how to make them now so she's going to be adding that to her regular family dinners and stuff cuz she's a good kid and I'm the one that taught her how to cook anyways bro I'll talk to you later catch you on the next one that's always your friend in southern Nevada Nicholas 😊

  5. This looks absolutely divine! I wish I saw this video last week as I made pork chops! I am definitely going to be trying this recipe out the next time I am planning to make pork chops! And I bet this would also be amazing with chicken! Thank you for the cooking tips as well! You’re always such a wealth of knowledge, and I appreciate that so much about you! great video!

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