Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Jack's Salt N Pepper Twice Cooked Pork { original }


My dear friend Jack inspired me to get creative again in the kitchen. I have been overwhelmed with my personal life I was cooking once a week and stretching the menu x7 ways. Tonight I got creative and tweaked his picture recipe x3 times.

Please follow the steps in this recipe to complete Jack's Salt N Pepper Twice Cooked Pork PartI & PartII
Also keep in mind I do not use a measuring cup so measure and season as your palette pleases you! Remember I am only your guide. It is up to you to taste test, add more or less. Get creative. This is for YOU!

Recipe as follows:
  • Pork spare riblets { cheapest per pound  }
  • Salt
  • Pepper { whole, mashed }
  • sesame oil
  • green onion
  • garlic { chopped }
This is a very simple recipe. The steps are pretty simple.

Steps as follows:
  • Fill stockpot half way full of water and boil
  • Cut the pork riblets into desired size
  • Add into boiling water { cook for 30minutes on high until the meat is tender and almost falls off the bone }
  • Drain and set aside
 Tweaking to your palette:
  • Once the meat has cooled off add the spices. Feel free to add other spices. The sesame oil is optional however it really adds flavor to this dish.
  • Add your sliced green onion, chopped garlic, pepper
Steps before cooking:
  • Heat up your oil in a fry pan or stock pot. Use whatever you have available. Do not heat on HIGH!! Set the heat on medium temperature
  • Add pork chop to cornstarch. Drench and cover completely.
  • Fry until brown
  • Drain and Enjoy!
*This dish goes well with hot rice or can be eaten as an appetizer

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