I had a bunch of pork belly that was to become bacon.Its in cure now but there were 2 bits that I couldn't fit into brine mix.1 long bit cut as a strip that I use to make sort of a speck & a bit of belly that was a bit raggedy. So I decided to do this with leftovers.
Its pretty spicy its slow simmering now,tastes brilliant.
Here is what I did.
In my wok fried 1 large onion,3 fat cloves of garlic,2inch bit of fresh ginger in some rice bran oil..Then added ,1x tab ground sichuan pepper, 2 fat tab each of namprik pao (thai chilli paste in soy bean oil) & black bean chilli Fu Chi brand, then good slug rice wine 3 star anise,bit of yellow rock sugar,stick of cinnamon, about a wine glass of soy sauce & that container of home made chicken stock about 500ml.Cooked that off a bit ,gave a slug of apple cider vinegar.I then poured that into another pot & stir fried the pork in more oil,garlic ,ginger till it was coloured added 3 chopped smoked chilli turned it around in the wok splashed it with rice wine & poured the lot into the pot with the stock mix.Slow simmer from there.
Its pretty spicy its slow simmering now,tastes brilliant.
Here is what I did.
In my wok fried 1 large onion,3 fat cloves of garlic,2inch bit of fresh ginger in some rice bran oil..Then added ,1x tab ground sichuan pepper, 2 fat tab each of namprik pao (thai chilli paste in soy bean oil) & black bean chilli Fu Chi brand, then good slug rice wine 3 star anise,bit of yellow rock sugar,stick of cinnamon, about a wine glass of soy sauce & that container of home made chicken stock about 500ml.Cooked that off a bit ,gave a slug of apple cider vinegar.I then poured that into another pot & stir fried the pork in more oil,garlic ,ginger till it was coloured added 3 chopped smoked chilli turned it around in the wok splashed it with rice wine & poured the lot into the pot with the stock mix.Slow simmer from there.
