Steamed Pork Belly with Taro is a traditional Hakka delicacy. This dish brings back memories of my grandmother’s cooking – although she is Cantonese, not Hakka.
Both the Pork Belly and Taro are melt in the mouth tender. Grandma liked it this way because… she did not have a lot of teeth.
Steamed Pork Belly with Taro is still popular in Chinese restaurants these days. This is how you make it.
Ingredients:
500g pork belly
300g Taro
1 Tbsp oyster sauce
1 tsp five-spice powder
2 Tbsp dark soy sauce
2 Tbsp light soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp pepper
1/2 cube red fermented bean curd (about 25g) with 2 tsp of liquid
3 Tbsp Chinese rice wine
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Thanks for the receipt. I will try sometime myself 👍😊
A must try dish…👍
Hi Busy Daddy cooks, I made this tonight for dinner and steam it on medium heat for 2 hrs.
Taro is melt tender, but pork belly is not, but still it is very delicious though I hope the pork belly is melt tender.
Hmm… Don't know which steps I do wrongly.
But I did blanch the pork belly for a while in cold water with ginger & rice wine. 😬
My husband and boys love this dish very much.Husband keep saying it is very fragrant the meat.. Haha…
Thanks for passing down your Grandma's dish.
Btw, does Porkee pork belly have any porky smelly, seems easy to cut.
My butcher from NTUC cut it too big and too thick.😅
Thanks for your recipe 👍🏻🙏🇸🇬😊
nice
Wow looking very nice 👍 delicious 😋