r/AsianKitchen

Crispy Layered Sauce Pancake

Distinct layers, a texture that is both soft and pleasantly chewy, and a rich, flavorful sauce.

Check out the video source here...

Ingredients and Instructions:

No need to apply butter either

It's easier to do

layer by layer

Soft and chewy

The sauce has a very rich flavor

Very delicious

500g ot ordinary flour was used for making the dough.

Add 5g of salt

330g warm water

Stir into dough first

After kneading the dough evenly

Divide into two dough pieces

Spray oil on the plate

Put the dough on

Spray some oil on the surface

Cover and let rest for 40 minutes

Apply oil on face pad

Stretch out the awakened dough:

Use your hands to make it bigger

You can also use a rolling pin to roll it out

If you don't want to roll it out, you can just pat it with your hands.

Finally, shape it into a rectangular thin surface film

The surface must be sprayed with a layer of oil

Roll it onto the rolling pin

Stretching and rolling at the same time

This way the noodles will be very thin.

Preheat the pot and spray oil

Once this pancake is set, pull it aside.

Just like this, slowly put all the cakes into the pan.

Spray some oil on the surface

Fry until golden brown on both sides

Next, let's brush him with sauce

Just brush the sauce on the pancakes after baking them.

(You don't need to buy a bunch of raw materials and cook them freshly. That's the sauce.)

Sprinkle more green onions

Then add a layer of cooked sesame seeds

roll it up

Cut it open-and you can eat it.

Japanese pork curry with rice and fried eggs

1 pack of pork slices for stir frying (around 450g)

4 carrots

3 large white potatoes

Soy sauce

Fish sauce

Pepper

Salt

Maggi sauce

3 pieces of Golden curry Japanese roux

On a large pan, sear the package of pork until most of the meat is browned. Don't fully cook it as you will be boiling a stew later.

Add in sliced carrots and potatoes and bring pan to boil. Bring pan to low medium heat and cook for 1.5 hours. Or until water level is at around the vegetable pork level.

Add 3 curry pieces of Japanese roux. Stir and simmer for 20 minutes.

Fry two eggs and you're done!

Anybody have advice for cheaper Chinese style/Japanese style curry? I live in Alberta, Canada.

u/AdventurousLevel9417 — 2 days ago

Juicy Teriyaki Pork Chops

So tender and delicious.

Check out the full cooking process here.

Ingredients:

• 900g pork

• 16g ginger

• 30g green onions

• White sesame seeds (optional)

Seasonings:

• Rice wine

• Salt

• Cornstarch

• Light soy sauce

• Dark soy sauce

• Oyster sauce

• Honey

• Sugar

u/Brilliant-Sea5457 — 2 days ago
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Tonight we I vegetarian! I cooked up red rice with curry potatoes, stirfry Szechuan vegetables, seitan "pork belly" and crispy marinated tofu skin 🤤✌🏻 one of my favourite dinners ❤️

u/Big_Biscotti6281 — 4 days ago

Braised Salmon

Tender, juicy and delicious.

Check out the full cooking process in the video here.

Ingredients:

1 chopped Shallot

1 bulb chopped garlica

1/2 cup water

3.5 tbsp fish sauce(U fish secer)

1 tbsp oyster sauce

1 tbsp vinegar

4 tbsp brown sugar

1/2 tbsp chili flakes

pepper - 1

1/2 tbsp black pepper

1/2 tbsp mushroom seasoning

so mushroom seasonfic

Mix well

4 tbsp cooking oil

Fry until golden brown

u/Brilliant-Sea5457 — 4 days ago

Juicy Pork Chops with Onion Sauce

Tender, juicy and so delicious.

Check out the full cooking process in the video here.

Ingredients and Instructions:

750g pork, cut into 2cm thick chops

Cut the connective tissue to prevent curling

After washing, dry with paper towels

Add 1 tbsp rice wine, 2 tsp soy sauce,1/2 tsp sugar, and 1/4 tsp black pepper

2 tsp cornstarch and 1 tbsp-water

Mix well

Add 1 tbsp oil

Mix again and marinate for more than 15 minutes

Heat oil over medium heat

Add the pork chops

Don' t move them for 2-3 minutes

1 onion

Once golden brown underneath, flip

Cook another 2 minutes without moving

Press gently to keep them flat

Flip again

Sear each side for 30 more seconds for better color

If the sides are thick, stand them up to sear the edges

Remove the pork chops

Heat oil over medium heat

Add half of the onions

Stir-fry

6 cloves garlic

Slice them

Add the garlic

Cook until fragrant

Add 250ml water

2 tsp soy sauce, 1/4 tsp dark soy sauce,1 tsp sugar, and 2 tbsp ketchup

Mix well

Add 1/8 tsp salt(adjust to taste)

Simmer on low heat for 2 minutes until slightly thickened

Add the remaining onions

Mix well

1/2 tsp cornstarch and 30ml water

Mix well

Pour in the slurry

Mix well until the sauce thickens

Add the pork chops back in

Mix well

Simmer on low heat for 1 minute

Finish with freshly ground black pepper

u/Longjumping-Pace1403 — 3 days ago
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Ok I did it! First time MAKIN THE ‘CHEE

Oh my gosh Im SO excited. Kimchi has been a wonderful new addition to my diet. It’s helped me lose weight and feel really good. I eat a little kimchi with almost every meal and for snacks. It fills me up and makes me eat less. The gut biome is thriving and I swear it makes your appetite small and reasonable (for those who tend to overeat) this is what our bodies are meant to eat!
Im going to room temp for 24 hrs then fridge them. I used very little fish sauce, I wanted some of the flavor but the smell can be strong/off putting. Lots of blended pear in my slush mixture. Made my own rice power (kinda) blending a little dry rice then cooking it down to a paste.

u/chickensaurus — 6 days ago

Juicy Garlic Butter Pork Bites

Tender, juicy ,and incredibly delicious!

The full step-by-step process is in the video here.

Ingredients and instructions:

1.6 lb (725g) pork

Cut into bite-sized pieces.

Add 1/4 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp black pepper,1/2 tsp onion powder

1 tbsp cooking wine,1 tbsp light soy sauce, 1 tbsp cornstarch,and 30ml water.

Mix for 1-2 minutes until the marinade is fully absorbed.

Add 1 tbsp oil and mix well.Let marinate for at least 20 minutes.

Heat some cooking oil over medium heat.

80g garlic cloves (adjust to your taste)

Cook over medium-low heat.

Cook until golden.

Remove the garlic.

Turn the heat to high.

Add the pork in a single layer.

Sear until browned,then flip.

Brown the other side.

I browned 3 sides,then tossed for about 10 seconds.

Remove the pork.

2 tsp rice wine,1 tsp light soy sauce,1/4 tsp sugar,1/2 tsp cornstarch,50ml water

Mix well

Finely chop 5 cloves of garlic.

Melt the butter.

Add the garlic and cook over medium-low heat until fragrant.

Pour in the sauce and bring to a boil.

Return the pork and garlic.

Toss to combine.

Coat every piece with the garlic butter sauce.

Finely chop some parsley(or your favorite herbs).

Mix well

Every bite is coated in rich garlic butter sauce.

Finish with freshly ground black pepper.

u/Brilliant-Sea5457 — 5 days ago
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[Homemade] Kimchi Fried Rice

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Hey all

This is my version of Kimchi Fried rice

Ingredients :

Sushi rice

Sausages (instead of pork belly)

Bell pepper

Oi Kimchi

Onion

Egg

Oil

Salt and pepper

How to :

Cook the sausages and onion first in oil. Once sausage is cooked and onion is translucent add kimchi until all the juices are fairly squeezed. Then add rice and toss it all of this is cook at medium heat.

Serve with an egg sunny side up (a bit runny) and then sprinkle with seaweed and voila!

u/Uvolot — 6 days ago

Baked Spicy Chicken & Veggies in Mushroom Sauce

Baked spicy chicken and vegetables in a creamy mushroom sauce, topped with melted mozzarella, pickled red peppers, and olives. 🧀🌶️🫒
Comforting, cheesy, slightly spicy, and packed with flavour. Definitely one of those meals that tastes even better straight from the oven. ❤️

#ComfortMeals #HomeCooking #BakedChicken #MushroomSauce #HomemadeFood

u/Taste_writes — 6 days ago
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Crispy Rice Cups Loaded with Creamy Tuna, Egg & Parmesan Mayo

I had some rice and tinned tuna on hand, and I knew they had so much potential.

I decided to turn these humble ingredients into something special, and the result was surprisingly delicious.

This is definitely a must-try!

u/iamteddykim — 8 days ago