Quite similar to Fried Nam Yee Pork but with a slight adjustment to the marinade. But it tasted much better than the nam yee pork. Here garlic is added to marinate the meat.
Ingredients
[recipe adapted from Yum Yum magazine 85]
- Marinate meat slices with all the ingredients except oil for at least an hour.
- Heat enough oil in a non stick pan. Place marinated meat slices to fry until crispy on one side.
- Flip over to fry the other side until golden brown and crispy at the sides.
- Dish out. Cool slightly and cut thin slices before serving.
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15 comments:
My children will love this, especially my son. Thanks for sharing, Kimmy!
Hi Kimmy, wow... your crispy pork belly look so inviting and addictive. Excellent, got chilli sauce? :))
Have a nice day.
Kimmy, I will definitely try this. I remember I bought some nam yee but don't know where I put. Hope I can find it :)
Hi Cheah, very easy and not much oil needing to pan fry them till crispy.
Hi Amelia, so far those who tried asked for more. It's good enough without any dipping sauce.
Hi Phong Hong, the mum's nam yee pork belly recipe is without garlic. This one has added flavour. Worth trying.
Hi Kimmy,
Hmmm, WOW, from me too!
Looks so delicious, yum,yum!
Thanks for linking! Wish I could "link" direct to that plate! :)
Hi Kimmy, your crispy pork belly looks super yummy! :)
Hi Kimmy! I had nam yee pork the first time during CNY, though without the garlic. It was so good!! I can't wait to try making this at home!
Hi Joyce, how I wish I can just press the bell and I get to eat it, hehehe!
Hi Esther, whenever it comes to this kind of dish, the young chaps in the house had the most of it. I feel so happy seeing them enjoying every bit of it.
Hi Jasline, try with garlic, you may like this better.
Hi Kimmy, is there nam yee in this recipe? I can't seem to find it in the list of ingredients.
Emily
Hi Kimmy, is there nam yee in the recipe? I can't find it in the list of ingredients.
Emily
Hi Emily, yes there is, just a piece [taucheo].
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