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  1. Thank god your back, with a foodie based channel! Getting constantly hit with fast food tier lists had me losing faith in humanity. (Honestly, I thought maybe you lost all hope and decided to unalive yourself by drive-through.)

  2. You can save yourself some time and effort by getting a needle style meat tenderizer for less than $15 to perforate the skin, just take care not to go all the way down with it. Doing it with a skewer works best but is really tedious because it takes a few hundred holes for a pork belly that size.

  3. folks, there's a way easier way of doing this and that is just letting the pork belly skin simmer like in the video for 30 min with just enough water. it will break down the gelatin and you can easily get a crispy skin afterward and save the time. the seasoning can come afterward once the skin is broken down.
    learned this method from a chef from hong kong and can be easily replicated for home cooks

  4. Some minor improvements:
    1. Don’t place the pork belly skin on when boiling, preventing the skin from shrinking
    2. Use a fork to poke holes
    3. Add vinegar to further dry the skin
    4. Brush oil on to the skin before the second bake

  5. Ginger and scallion sauce is generally served with chicken types of Siu Mei only, for Siu Yuk, we generally served with English mustard as the dipping sauce. For Char Siu, we don’t tip any sauce😉

  6. I unsubbed from the main channel because Josh had become an insufferable rich fuckboi.

    Glad I gave this one a shot; it's like he remembered where his money came from: cooking. Not fucking bragging about your Austin mansion or expensive cars.

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