Sweet & Tangy Pork Stir Fry

Got this recipe from my amazing grandma. My partner and I enjoy it a lot and we make them occasionally!
Sweet & Tangy Pork Stir Fry
Got this recipe from my amazing grandma. My partner and I enjoy it a lot and we make them occasionally!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Prepare the ingredients. Here are the possible substitutes for some of the ingredients:
- Pork: Beef and chicken also works well in this recipe. However you need to make sure not to cook the beef for too long or chicken for too short.
- Brown Sugar: White sugar works fine, but the dish might not be as caramelized as how you want them to be.
- Sweet Soy Sauce: More soy sauce mixed with brown sugar! For every tablespoon of soy sauce, just add one teaspoon of brown sugar. - 2
Cut the protein however you prefer —I like to cut them into strips like this with around 8-10mm width.
Thicker chunks would mean longer marinating and cooking time, thinner chunks would risk it to be dry during stir-frying. - 3
Mix the protein with the marinade thoroughly. For this kind of cut, cover and put in the fridge for at least 1.5 hours.
- 4
Prepare the aromatics. Cut the green or spring onions into 2-3cm cuts, onion halved and sliced into 8-10mm slices, and mince the garlic.
- 5
Prepare the sweet soy sauce (I’m using Healthy Boy brand from
Thailand) and lime/lemon juice - 6
Now to the fun part! Heat 1tbsp of oil in the pan over medium-high heat, and stir fry the aromatics until they smell GOOD. Then take them out and put on the side before they’re in the consistency you want to eat them in as they will cook again later.
- 7
After taking them out, add 1tbsp of oil again to the same pan, then add your protein. Make sure you lower the heat before so the outsides wouldn’t burn as you put them in. Flip halfway and make sure they’re cooked all the way through.
- 8
Add the aromatics back into the pan, and add the sweet soy sauce and lime/lemon juice just before they’re taken out of the pan.
- 9
Voilà! Serve hot with some rice and veggies on the side.
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