How To Make SUPER CRUNCHY CRISPY PORK BELLY - CHINESE SIU YUK | SIEW YOKE 燒肉

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Published 2018-05-28
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It is incredible easy to make and taste just like (or even better) crispy pork belly that you buy from a Chinese restaurant. This video will show you how to make the pork belly crispy and at the same time keep the meat tender and moist.

*Keys to successful crispy crackling*
1. Poke a lot of holes in the skin
2. Air day the skin overnight/at least 6 hrs in the fridge
3. Brush some vinegar/lemon juice on the skin before roasting

Ingredients
800g/ 1.7lbs pork belly

seasoning: (I mentioned tablespoons in the video but should be teaspoons)
Chinese cooking wine amzn.to/39XVkm4
1 teaspoon of five spice powder amzn.to/2VcJu2e
2 teaspoons of sugar
3 teaspoons of salt

rice vinegar/lemon juice on the pork skin

steps

1.We firstly blanch the pork belly by placing it into a pot of boiling water for 5 mins. After that, cool down the pork belly into iced water for another 5 mins.
Blanching is a common technique in Southeast Asian. The mean idea is to get rid of the rough taste of the meat. Also, the pork skin is much easier to get poked through after quick boil.
Meat tenderiser:: amzn.to/2MsA124

2. Scrape the skin with the knife to remove the impurities and hairs.
Pat dry the pork belly with a kitchen paper.

3. poke lots holes in the skin to create the crispy texture. The more holes in the skin, the crispier it will be.

4. Flip the pork belly over. Cut only the meat part into strip size. Do not cut too deep through the skin.

5. Massage the meat part with some chinese cooking wine.

6. Preparing the seasoning . 1 teaspoon five spice powder. 2 teaspoons of sugar. 3 teaspoon of salt.

7. Massage the seasoning all over except the skin.

8. Flip the pork belly over, use a foil paper to wrap the meat part. This is to keep the moisture of the meat when we air dry the whole pork belly in the fridge later.

9. Pat dry the skin. Remove any seasoning attached on the skin otherwise that part will be burnt very easily.

10. Add some sea salt on top to facilitate drawing the water out from the skin.

11. put it the fridge overnight or at least 6 hrs

12. The morning after. Remove the sea salt on the pork belly.

13. Brush some vinegar/lemon juice on the skin. The acidity of the vinegar help conduct the heat and makes the crackling sooner and the pork belly much crisper.

14. Preheat the oven at 400 F/200 C. roast the pork belly for 25 mins (force fan) Each oven is different so the roasting time may vary. The key is to observe the process from time to time to until the skin gets brown and puffy.
(tip: you may put a tray underneath to collect the pork oil. You can use the pork oil for cooking. Or simply mix it with a bowl of plain rice. It tastes really good! Also, it makes cleaning much easier. )

15. Increase the temperature to 480F/ 250C and bake for 5 mins to finish the process.

16. Once done. Cool down the pork belly in room temperature for 20 mins before you cut it. Otherwise, the skin can crack very easily.
Cut it into the small pieces and transfer it into the serving plate.

MORE:
What is 5 spice powder ? Five-spice powder (Chinese: 五香粉; pinyin: wǔxiāng fěn) is a spice mixture of five or more spices used predominantly in almost all branches of Chinese cuisines and Vietnamese cuisine.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-spice_powder

All Comments (21)
  • Regarding the seasoning, I said tablespoons in the video. However, it should be and I was using teaspoons. I have amended the details in the description box. Thank you! subtítulo en español disponible 😃
  • @jackieng7907
    Looks amazing! I love that you typed up the whole process in the description. Thanks for sharing
  • @robertgabuna355
    Very comprehensive instructions. You can teach! Than you for being generous in sharing your talent in cooking.
  • I cooked this for my grandchildren & they loved it. Your recipe is so simple & delicious. You explain steps in prep & cooking very well. Easy to follow & understand. You are a great teacher! Thank you 🙏🏻
  • I've never seen a recipe of crispy pork belly as easy as like this ❤thnk you so much for sharing ma'am🖒😊
  • @jesahnorrin
    Oh my goodness that looks so delicious!!!! Thank you for this recipe.
  • @MrTolesi
    This is really, REALLY, good and really easy. Thank you - your way is absolutely delicious.
  • Oh dear lord, I will be doing this over the weekend I can't wait. Thank you so much for the hints and tips, great clear information.
  • @cheunger78
    great video and very clear instructions. I can't wait to try this receipe.
  • @bushna2007
    Looks delicious! You just earned a new subscriber!
  • @dirtydawg448
    I had this round a friend of mine and he provided three dips with it - one of sugar one of Pernod and one of soy sauce - dip your piece of pork belly into each and eat straight away - it’s unbelievably gorgeous
  • @kaysi6605
    That looks amazing. Got to try that. I find it fascinating, I have done crispy crackling so often, but got to try this version.
  • @timwebber8630
    Excellent video. Thank you so much! My mouth was watering when I saw the finished pork belly. MMMMmmmm!!!
  • @thaitom6410
    This really is a fantastic recipe. I've tried it out and the result was a wonderfully juicy and tender pork belly with an incredibly yummy crust. And it's so easy to make. Thank you for this video!
  • I made this and it came out fantastically. Follow the instructions!! Thank you
  • Thank you so much for sharing how to roast pork belly cresper. You showed it to the viewers in detailed and more understandable way. All the best! Cheers
  • @ivanrockism
    Thank you for posting, this looks amazing, cannot wait to try my hand at it.
  • @jugurtha7800
    The best pork belly roasting I ever ran into!!!
  • @aileencura4795
    This is by far, the easiest recipe i have come across with. Thank you very much. I shall try it and give you a feedback. Xiexie!
  • @marcdegat9775
    I enjoyed the video so much I subscribed to your channel. Thank you for showing us a great method for cooking pork belly.