Your "punishment" is burgers?
Probably are the frozen patties from Costco!Your "punishment" is burgers?
Probably are the frozen patties from Costco!
Your eggs look great but two things about your pork belly.Tried my hand at Chashu Pork Belly and Ajitama.
I nailed the Ajitama Eggs and those were really easy. Need to refine my pork belly though. Flavor needs to be stronger and overall more succulent.
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Your eggs look great but two things about your pork belly.
For proper Chashu you need to roll the belly up and tie it with twine. Also it should always be simmering with other ingredients you want to flavor it with. Soy, ginger, sriracha, garlic, scallions, sake, etc etc. Go nuts with it and add beer and shit. You cooked it flat on it's own in the pan and while that is still ok, you are losing a LOT of flavor in the pork because of moisture loss. Rolling up your pork retains a lot more flavor and moisture and you need other things around it to flavor it.
That's lame. I have a butcher I go to that will do the cuts I need on the fly. You should try asking. Either way, you should have something else in with the pork while it cooks to absorb some flavor, flat or rolled.Well aware. The Korean supermarket doesn't sell the right cut for that.
That's lame. I have a butcher I go to that will do the cuts I need on the fly.
i can't give anything useful on chashu, cuz you know, i only know how to cook the vastly superior chinese charsuiTried my hand at Chashu Pork Belly and Ajitama.
I nailed the Ajitama Eggs and those were really easy. Need to refine my pork belly though. Flavor needs to be stronger and overall more succulent.
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but it would be even more better w/ the OG char sui, what you two do afterwards from carb overloard, i don't want to know.I don't care what any of you say, TJT's food looks delicious, and I'd like an invitation to his place to eat a lot of it.