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Sweet & Sour Peking Pork Chop


Surprisingly this Peking Pork Chop recipe was so yummy. Instead of the usual sweet & sour sauce using tomato sauce & vinegar, try this sauce combination as well. Not spicy, you will taste the sweetness from the tomato sauce, fragrant from the Worchestershire sauce & five spice powder & tinge of sourness from the black vinegar, definitely very delicious & licking good, matching with lightly pan fried tender pork chop coated with egg wash.

Ingredients : (Serves 2-3)

300g pork loin (lean meat) cut into 2cm thick slice (you will get about 6 slices of pork)

Oil for pan frying

Marinade:

1 tbsp Shaoxing wine

1/4 tsp baking soda (to make the meat tender)

1/2 tsp cornflour

1/2 tsp salt

1 egg

Seasoning sauce :

2 tbsp Tomato Sauce

1 tbsp Chilli Sauce

1 tbsp Oyster Sauce

1 tbsp Worcestershire Sauce

1.5 tbsp Black Vinegar

2 tbsp Sugar

pinch of five spice powder

6 tbsp water

Step by Step :

1. Pound the pork slices with the back of the kitchen meat knife until meat become soft & tender.

2. Marinate pork with shaoxing wine, baking soda, cornflour & salt & set aside for 30 minutes.

3. Mix seasoning sauce in a bowl. Stir well. Set aside.

4. Beat egg & pour into the pork slices. Gently flip every piece of pork to make sure every piece of pork was nicely coated with egg wash.

5. Heat up oil in a wok / fry pan. I am using slight oil to pan fried the pork instead of deep frying it.

6. Pan fried for about 4-5 minutes on each sides until it turn golden brown.

7. Remove from wok/pan.

8. Bring sauce to a boil & add back the pork slices & stir till well coated.

9. Dish up & ready to serve.

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