Note, most of my recipes consist of ingredients I have in house. I don't like to go out and buy something special just for one recipe. So, I will tweak my recipes as needed just to keep me from having to drive to the grocery store one more time. For example, I use regular onion instead of green onion in my fried rice. Doesn't hurt it, in my opinion. Also, you will never, ever, ever, ever find peas in any of my recipes. :)
Here is what I came up with:
Roast Pork Recipe
2T Soy Sauce
2T Hoisin Sauce
1T Brown Sugar
1.5T Vegetable Oil
1/2 Heaping teaspoon Garlic Powder
1/2 Heaping teaspoon Cinnamon. I used Vietnamese Cinnamon.
Pour all ingredients into a sturdy zip-lock bag with the pork and refrigerate for 8+ hours. Mine went in around 7pm Friday night and I cooked it at Noon on Saturday. Heat oven to 500 degrees. Line an 8x8 glass pan with tin foil and place pork into pan. (Do this step. I didn't and I'm still trying to scrape out all of the charred black stuff from the bottom of my pan...) Bake at 500 for 30 minutes. Cut into bite-sized pieces.
*Note: This was so, so very good, I couldn't stop tasting it as I was cutting it up in to bits. Like I said above I had never roasted pork before and I was just taken by this simple yet super delicious meat!
*Note: This was so, so very good, I couldn't stop tasting it as I was cutting it up in to bits. Like I said above I had never roasted pork before and I was just taken by this simple yet super delicious meat!
Fried Rice Recipe
3 Eggs, scrambled
4 Cups of cooked rice
1/4 Onion, chopped
1 Carrot, chopped
4T Soy Sauce
1T Oil
1/4t Salt
1/4t Pepper
3/4t Garlic Powder
1t Sesame Seeds
Heat a wok to 350 degrees. Toss in scrambled eggs and cook until firm, remove to plate. Add oil to wok and then add onion and carrot. Saute for a minute or two and then add the rice. At this point, turn the heat down to 200. Add the eggs to the mixture and blend rice and eggs with carrots and onions. Add the soy sauce. Add salt, pepper, garlic powder and sesame seeds. Now, toss in the pork. Mix all of the ingredients together well and serve warm.






2 comments:
This sounds really good! I've never roasted pork before either.
Did you have to turn the pork at all when cooking it at 500 degrees?
I didn't turn it at all. It got all dark and caramely on top. I was worried about it burning, as well and I checked on it every 10 minutes or so. Totally not necessary. I was pleasantly surprised at how it turned out!
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