Tasty Pork Bistek
βHi everyone! π€π»π€
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βToday I want to share our delicious lunch I cooked for my family. It's Pork Bistek. π€€
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βOn our way home last Wednesday, we passed by and bought fresh pork belly. I knew it would be perfect for this dish.
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βI can imagine its tenderness, juiciness, and flavorfulness. π
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βThis is easy to make, has simple ingredients, and goes well with hot steaming rice.
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βSo today Iβm sharing exactly how I make mine, so you can try it too. π₯°
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βIngredients:
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ββ’ 1/2 kg pork belly
ββ’ 1/2 cup soy sauce
ββ’ 3 pieces calamansi
ββ’ 2 medium size onion
ββ’ black pepper
ββ’ a little oil for frying
ββ’ a pinch of sugar
ββ’ 1/4 cup water
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βLet's cook!
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βFirst, I marinate the meat. I put the pork slices in a clean container, squeeze all the juice from the calamansi, pour in the soy sauce, and add the crushed black pepper. I mix it well so every piece gets coated, and let it sit for at least 20 minutes so the flavor sinks in. You can make it longer if you still have time.
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βAfter that, I fry the pork. I heat oil in a pan and fry it in batches until it turns light brown on both sides. I set it aside on a plate when done.
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βNext, I slice the onions into rings and cook them until they get soft but still have a little crunch. Then I put back the fried pork, pour the leftover marinade, and add some water. I also add a tiny pinch of sugar, and let it boil for 3 to 5 minutes, until the sauce thickens.
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βAnd thatβs it! π
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βI serve it hot with plenty of steamed rice, and my family loves it. π
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βUntil my next simple cook...
Thanks for the visit! Have a lovely day. Buh-bye. ππΈ
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βAll images used in this post are my own unless stated otherwise.
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