This dish offers a wonderful blend of sweet salty and slightly spicy flavors as the cured pork belly becomes incredibly tender and juicy after resting. The rich aroma from garlic and baijiu pairs perfectly with the savory depth of light soy sauce creating a truly satisfying meal. It is a fantastic choice for anyone looking […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| pork belly | 1300 as needed |
| garlic | 100 as needed |
| salt | 6 as needed |
| light soy sauce | 70 as needed |
| black pepper | 17 as needed |
| baijiu (Chinese white liquor) | 30 as needed |

Mix all seasonings evenly, rub over the pork belly, place in a bag, seal tightly, and cure for 3 days. Preheat the oven and roast at 250°C for 20 minutes. Mince the garlic, mix with vinegar, and serve as a dipping sauce.

My family wouldn’t let me use pork belly, so I used pork shoulder (plum blossom meat) instead.

Time to eat!
This dish offers a wonderful blend of sweet salty and slightly spicy flavors as the cured pork belly becomes incredibly tender and juicy after resting. The rich aroma from garlic and baijiu pairs perfectly with the savory depth of light soy sauce creating a truly satisfying meal. It is a fantastic choice for anyone looking […]
Mix all seasonings evenly, rub over the pork belly, place in a bag, seal tightly, and cure for 3 days. Preheat the oven and roast at 250°C for 20 minutes. Mince the garlic, mix with vinegar, and serve as a dipping sauce.
My family wouldn’t let me use pork belly, so I used pork shoulder (plum blossom meat) instead.
Time to eat!