Village Life in China – INSANE Twice Cooked Pork (Will AUNTY Approve???)

Village Life in China - INSANE Twice Cooked Pork  (Will AUNTY Approve???)
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Village Life in China Vlog – How to make the best twice cooked pork recipe!

The twice cooked pork recipe below is suitable for two adults to eat.

Ingredients:

It’s a very easy Chinese recipe. Boil the pork belly in water for 25 minutes with these ingredients:
1 pork belly (200-250grams), find a nice streaky one
1 teaspoon Sichuan peppercorns
1 finger of ginger
2 lid caps of Liaojiu Chinese cooking wine
1 large Chinese leek

Heat up a large wok and have these ingredients ready:
1 sliced pork belly, thin. After the boiling and it’s cooled down.
1 tablespoon doubanjiang broadbean paste
1 tablespoon laoganma chili oil with black beans
3-4 suanmiao garlic chives, the bottom and top sliced into different bowls, as seen in the video.
1/2 teaspoon MSG
1 teaspoon chicken essense
1/2 teaspoon sugar

Follow the video for step by step!

That’s it!

I hope you’re enjoying this new village life series!

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46 Comments

  1. What's up guys!! I hope you enjoy the video! Are you liking this new series? I'm having so much fun making these recipe videos for you, I hope you like them! Thanks so much for watching!

  2. I'm really getting the authentic info to do this dish. The comparison is valuable. I would have liked to see more of the video covering your neighbor's procedure. The part I missed would have been more time and closeups of the points where there were differences. Especially closeups of her second cook of the pork belly pieces at the higher temperature. How brown did she get them with how much oil produced? Equal time and focus for each chef.

  3. An important lesson learned today, you can sharpen knives with the clay bowl's bottom. The food looked great too today, agreed with Auntie Yang method, more flare and wok hay. great video Trevor

  4. So informative and so delicious at the same time. Thanks. What a beautiful setting. I see you are fast approaching 6M subscribers.

  5. Thank you so much Trevor for the Video. This is COMPLETELY Authentic. The doubanjiang from Pixian, near Chengdu (陴縣豆辯醬) is an absolute must. It tastes very different from the ordinary doubanjiang found in popular supermarkets. So look for this if you're serious!

  6. The two of you present a perspective on food that is really new. What delightful people, and the simple and obviously delicious food is wonderful.

  7. Loved this episode Trevor. Great job. I have all that stuff in my cupboard so I'm going to try making this. I think I would add some szechaun peppercorns to give it the mala numbing sensation. But that is personal preference 🙂

  8. I am love love LOVING! your new format Trevor. I had no idea, all these years, that you were interested in cooking! I thought you were only an 'eater/reviewer.' This is such a cool angle and way to show off your selected dishes to cook. I learn a lot, while I get to watch everyone enjoy your creations. It's really fun!! ❤ 😊

  9. It's very nice that you're making deep food deep in the Sichuan. We have to go back to what you're good with is making food reviews.

  10. Fresh green garlic! I wish they would start selling this in North America. I can only make authentic double cooked pork just a few time a year with green garlic from my own garden😅

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