Chinese Five Spice Stewed Pork Leg ข้าวขาหมู.
Serves 6.
One of Thailand's most popular street food dishes although it originated in China. This is a revised version of my old recipe. When I make Indian curries I will always dry roast my spices so I thought I would try making this Chinese/Thai dish with the same method. There's a definite smokiness in the taste. I can't tell you how beautiful the kitchen smells.
In a large frying pan, dry roast.
-4 star anise,with
-5 cardamom pods,
-2 Cassia barks or cinnamon sticks,
-5 cloves,
-1 tsp peppercorns,
-1tbsp Chinese Five Spice powder,
-3cm sliced ginger,
-4-5 cloves garlic,
-coriander stalks, about 20 or so.
Stir fry on low until fragrant.
Spoon into a dish and leave aside.
Put the pan back on high heat, brown
-1.2kg pork leg(seasoned with salt) on all side.
In a large stock pot,
-3.5 litres water,
-7-8 dry shiitake mushrooms,
-2tbsp dark soy sauce,
-3tbsp light soy sauce,
-1tbsp sea salt.
-1 pork stock cube,
-1tsp five spice powder,
Leave to come to the boil. Add
-dry roasted herbs and spices,
-pork.
Leave to simmer on low heat for around 4 hours. The meat should be flaking when done.
In a large saucepan, boil
-6 eggs.
Peel and add to the stock pot.
After 2 hours, add
-2tbsp Palm sugar (or brown sugar).
Spicy Sauce.
In a food processor, pulse
-20 chillies (adjust according to your taste)
Tip into a bowl, add
-7tbsp White vinegar,
-1tbsp salt.
Stir and leave aside.
Serve with rice and vegetables.
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