Delizioso siew yoke II (maiale arrosto cinese)

Delizioso siew yoke II (maiale arrosto cinese)

Questa è la seconda ricetta di delizioso siew yoke pubblicata sul mio blog. Ogni volta che arrostisco il maiale, cerco di rendere la cotenna ancora più croccante. Preparare il siew yoke in casa è piuttosto facile, perché il forno fa gran parte del lavoro. La maggior parte del tempo di preparazione serve a preparare la carne per la cottura. Il siew yoke fatto in casa è molto meglio di quello comprato, grazie alla cotenna super croccante e scoppiettante. Mio marito approva questa creazione, e anche i suoi amici Michael e Thai, venuti a casa per assaggiarla, sono stati pienamente d’accordo!

4 porzioni

Ingredienti

  • 1 kg pork belly
  • 1 tablespoon salt
  • 2 tablespoons vinegar
  • 1 cube Fermented Red Beancurd (Nam Yee)
  • 1 teaspoon sugar
  • 1/4 teaspoon five spice powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon white pepper
  • 1 tablespoon Rice wine

Preparazione

  1. 1

    Using a sharp knife, scrape away any impurities and hair on the skin making sure not to cut into the meat. ( Drag the know at 90 degrees across the skin going against the hair growth )

  2. 2

    Rinse thoroughly, drain and pat till very dry with paper towels.

  3. 3

    Using the tip of your knife or several roasting needles tied together with a rubber band, in a ‘stabbing’ position, prick the skin all over. ( you want pin pricks, not slits )

  4. 4

    Flip the pork belly over skin side down. On the meat side make shallow cuts about 1 cm deep and 1 1/2 cm apart across the length of the meat.

  5. 5

    My butcher prick and score the meat for me so it does make roasting siew yoke so much easier.

  6. 6

    Rub marinade all over the meat, also into the cuts for a few minutes making sure not to touch the skin.

  7. 7

    Flip it once more so it’s skin side up and place it on a rack. Give the skin one last wipe with a paper towel to make sure it’s very dry. Next rub salt into the skin.

  8. 8

    Place a tray under the rack and leave the meat uncovered in the fridge overnight. The air in the fridge will dry out the pork skin.

  9. 9

    Take the meat out from the fridge 1 hour before roasting to bring it to room temperature.

  10. 10

    Remove excess salt from skin and pat skin dry with paper towel.

  11. 11

    Preheat oven to 200 degree C. Have both upper and lower heating elements as well as the fan in the oven on. Place meat on a roasting rack in the middle of the oven. Have a drip tray lined with aluminium foil to catch the fat drippings.

  12. 12

    After 20 minutes, remove meat from oven and brush vinegar onto the skin. Change oven settings to GRILL and return meat to oven for another 20 minutes. Repeat this process 2 more times or until skin is crackled and meat is cooked. I have also turned the meat around. You really need to monitor the pork quite closely by looking at the progress of the skin in getting crispy. ( I alternate between gentle grill and strong grill for this process ).

  13. 13

    When skin is crackled and a bit charred ( about 1 hr 20 minutes ), remove meat from oven. Cool for at least 10 minutes. Don’t worry about the charred parts on the skin. Just use a knife with a serrated edge to scrap the charred bits.

  14. 14

    Make sure to CHOP the meat and not to slice it before serving.

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