Ginger Pork

Junquo M Hill
Junquo M Hill @junquo
US

Ginger Pork is a one of the most popular Japanese home cooking. I omit sugar and mirin. I used onion instead to add natural sweetness. Adjust how much ginger you use. My 3 years old daughter is really sensitive to ginger😆

Ginger Pork

Ginger Pork is a one of the most popular Japanese home cooking. I omit sugar and mirin. I used onion instead to add natural sweetness. Adjust how much ginger you use. My 3 years old daughter is really sensitive to ginger😆

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Ingredients

40mins
5-10 servings
  1. 2lb(900g) boneless pork chop
  2. 3 Tbspginger,grated
  3. 1cup(240ml)onion,grated
  4. 1/4cup(60ml)olive oil
  5. 1/4cup(60ml)sake
  6. 1/4cup(60ml)low-sodium soy sauce

Cooking Instructions

40mins
  1. 1

    Remove excess fat from pork if you desire, and pond with a tenderiser/the back of a knife/a beer bottle(last one is from my mum, but still I'm not sure she was kidding or not). Set aside.

  2. 2

    Peel and chop ginger and onion. Put in your food processor. Add olive oil, sake and soy sauce. Whizz until it gets smooth about 1 min.

  3. 3

    Pour ginger mixture over pork. Marinate them for 30 mins to overnight in fridge. As a meal prep, you can freeze them now😊

  4. 4

    Heat your frying pan on medium low heat and put your pork. Cover and cook through like 4 mins each side.

  5. 5

    Pour the rest of the sauce in your pan and boil it.

  6. 6

    Pour the sauce over your pork. Serve warm!

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Junquo M Hill
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I'm Japanese living in the States. I have liked cooking since I was little because it's fun for me and I can learn new things sometimes. I'd like to share them with you here. I hope you enjoy.
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