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Vietnamese Lemongrass Pork



Made using economical pork shoulder, a Vietnamese lemongrass marinade infuses with beautiful flavour while a tiny amount of baking soda is the secret to tenderising so the pork steaks are juicy like premium pork chops!

Use to make Bún thịt nướng, the popular Vietnamese noodle bowls (coming Friday!), or serve with coconut rice and Asian Slaw for a lovely dinner.

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25 Comments

  1. Наталья – что за позорище? Человек больной, он поддерживает Украину, а вы на него с 🎉какими-то наездами сумасшедшей бабки

  2. Just made this yesterday after seeing this scrumptious video. MIND BLOWN! The cheap slices of pork shoulder I used ended up looking and tasting like more-expensive beef. Excellent flavor, like what I've had at better Vietnamese restaurants. Thank you Nagi!

  3. I'm a long time subscriber and have successfully tried and enjoyed a number of recipes from this channel, this is the very first video on this channel I have watched where the music track was actually annoying to listen to. Great looking recipe though.

  4. The pork you guys get in Australia is really red…looks almost like beef. In the US, it's white (which is why they call it the other white meat, referring to chicken breast LOL). I would have used bone-in pork, minced the lemongrass, grilled the meat over charcoal, not use soy sauce, etc. I assume the baking soda is to tenderize the meat?

  5. Еще один отличный рецепт для выходных..Мне всегда нравятся ваши рецепты….Спасибо.👍👍Another great weekend recipe..I always love your recipes..Thank you.👍👍

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