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Pork Ginger (Shogayaki) | Authentic Japanese Recipe



Hey guys, I’m Ryosuke! I’m a Japanese guy who’s crazy about food!

I used to be a professional boxer, so I know how important it is to eat healthy dishes that give you lots of energy!

Today I’m going to show you how to make Pork Ginger! (Shogayaki in Japanese)

Let me know if you want me to make any other dishes in the comments and thanks for all your support!

Ingredients:

– 200g of thinly sliced pork (Shoulder or Belly)
– 1inch of grated ginger
– 1 clove of garlic
– 1 & ½ tbsp of soy sauce
– 3 tbsp of cooking sake
– 2 tsp of brown sugar
– 2 tbsp of water
– ¼ of a head of cabbage
– mini tomatoes

For Dressing : Mix mustard, olive oil and a little salt/pepper

How to make:

– Start off by grating your ginger and garlic and mix them together
– Add the soy sauce, brown sugar, cooking sake, grated ginger & garlic and water (don’t forget that!) to a bowl and mix together
– Add your thinly sliced pork to a bowl and let that sit for 5-10 minutes
– Heat some olive oil in a frying pan on a medium-high heat, spread your pork out evenly. Make sure to keep the rest of that seasoning!
– Cook for about a minute on each side until golden brown
– Add the rest of the seasoning from before and toss for a few seconds.
– Plate up with finely cut cabbage and tomatoes!

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26 Comments

  1. It's been awhile since we've heard from ya champ so I hope you're doing well. This is one of my favorite easy to make meals and really the one that got me into cooking. Prior to this I really couldn't cook anything outside of eggs and frozen food. Now I'll try making anything but I'm particularly fond of japanese/any Asian food

  2. if you're one of the blessed who read this comment, please don't do this recipe, it will ruin your pork badly, the taste is soft sweet and will banish every other flavour. Also you have no idea of how annoying is cleaning melted sugar from your pans, i always wondered why japanese gastronomy (apart from sushi) is not popular, now i know why.
    Follow any taiwanese/vietnamese/chinese recipe, not this one for your own good

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