Wanting to make Char Shiu Pao after buying the pao's instant mix, but before making that, I have to make the Char Shiu first as it is not sold around my area. I have searched before for recipes a long time ago, but haven't made it yet, finally I decided on one of the recipe which looked as the simplest one and looks promising, I found it here.
But after making the Char Shiu, it tasted just too good to make it as ingredients for Char Shiu Pao, I decided it to be the main course of our dinner tonight with rice :) It's sooooo yummy...
Hubby said it's a bit too sweet but I liked it that way, I used the recipe for 1 kg pork to using a 1/2 kg. So please just adjust the recipe to your liking.
Ingredients :
1/2 kg pork butt (kapsim)
puree these ingredients (I used pestle and mortar) :
- 3 big / 4 medium sized garlic
- 1 tbsp fermented soya bean (sweet or salty is the same) (tauco)
- 1 tbsp red fermented rice (angkak)
1 tbsp salt
1 tbsp five spice powder
1 tbsp rice wine (ang ciu)
1/2 tbsp white pepper (black pepper is ok too)
2 tbsp sugar
3-5 tbsp honey
How to make :
- marinate pork butt with all the other ingredients except honey for 3-5 hours (overnight is better)
- bake in oven 170 C around 45 minutes, check the meat by poking it with a bamboo skewer until white liquid comes out when poked
- glaze the meat with honey on all it sides
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