Making Char Siew with Non-Stick Pan (No Oven, No Artificial Colouring) | MyKitchen101en
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2019
- Making your own Char Siew (BBQ Pork) is much easier than you think, no oven is needed, what you need is a good quality non-stick pan.
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Air fryer method is fastest best choice IMO.
Thank you for the recipe. My family couldn't get enough of it. 👍
Just made this using your recipe. Really love it. Easy and the result was just like making char siu in the oven. Thank you for sharing.
Just made this! It tasted great and it was so easy to make. Thank you!
Loved the video, will be making this over the weekend!
This makes me so happy and hungry! Beautiful family!! That little boy is adorable!! Oh btw, I’m making your dad’s recipe right now!! Happy 2024!!!
Can I include maltose in the recipe? If so, how much sugar should I reduce?
I haven't tried adding maltose yet.
Does it really need the soy sauce? Is there other alternative for soy sauce
Hi hi…can advise where to buy the red yeast rice powder ? Thanks..
Some bakery supplies shops do have. For mine, I bought red yeast rice from Chinese medicine shop and grind into powder using dry mill.
Can i omit or substitute the red yeast powder?
Yes, it is just for red colour.
We have a family recipe similar to this, but we've never used red yeast powder. Will source some once the lockdown is over.
Red yeast powder is just for the red colour, it doesn't change the taste.
@@MyKitchen101en haha, OK. Good to know
can you steam first, then pan fry after?
Haven't tried doing this way.
Where can I get the red yeast rice powder?
Red yeast rice is available at Chinese Medicine shop. Grind red yeast rice into fine powder using dry mill grinder and sift through before using. Keep unused portion refrigerated for storage.
@@MyKitchen101en Tq for your reply
Do you cut off the thicker fat of the pork belly?
I'll trim off a little bit if there is too much.
Can you show how to make yong tau foo? ☺️
Will consider that later, thanks for your suggestion.
@@MyKitchen101en Thanks! :D
Am I the only one who noticed how DRY and OVERCOOKED it looks at 5:59
So much more work than using the oven.
Well not everybody has oven so this tutorial is helpful for those who don't have one