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Had garlic fried rice for the first time in an izakaya (sadly not in Japan, but in Singapore, where I’m from) and didn’t know it was this easy to make. I just feel bad that you had to go through all the cooking and you didn’t enjoy… I’m very sorry about that. We are so happy to hear your family enjoyed this Fried Rice.. I cook this recipe for a long long time, and I usually get my pork belly block from a Japanese grocery store. There is a kitchen floor on the upper building. Happy thoughts to you and your family. Thanks! Keep us posted! When my gas stove has to be “low heat”, I know it means even lower heat in a standard stove. ☺️. The outside of this looks amazing and keeps drawing me back to trying this recipe. Hi Gemma! Hi Nami! Wrap around 2-3 times at the end area to secure before working toward the middle. Yay! LOL. Cut the twine with kitchen shears and remove them completely. Don’t worry – you can skip sake… result may be a bit different because sake is important to remove the unnecessary smell from the pork and tender meat etc… but it should not give a big impact at the end. Thank you for your pin. Hi Nami, my first time visit your blog, I googled California rolls and saw a very details instructions including pictures on your blog, I really like it, thank you for a very nice and descriptive recipe. Thanks for the detail instructions and the chashu looks so yummy. You may wonder why I don’t increase the amount of seasoning so that Chashu will be completely submerged. You could use the leftover liquid for cod steak. Cut off any extra meat and save it for other recipes. Would simply leaving the chashu to simmer in the sauce for many more hours/days make the meat more tender or might I overcook it? Thanks. So happy to hear that! My only worry is the salt level as we want to use soy sauce to flavor this…, Hello, just a quick question about the drop lid- do I put normal pot lid on whilst using the drop lid to simmer? I lightly brushed some fresh soy sauce and a little sugar before I put it in the fridge. Food And Drink. Thanks for the excellent recipe! Char Sui is BBQ. From reading your comment, I felt like your heat was too strong. Sear the pork belly one side at a time, rotating to make sure all sides are nicely seared. This step makes a great difference with the finished dish, enhancing it with complex layers of flavors. It’s very common, and I’m pretty sure you can find in Texas (and all the bbq meat… yum!). The pork belly I used were thinner than they should have been but I know better for next time. Thank you! , Hello. Hi Stephanie! How to make chicken chasu like the video?. Japanese changed up so it’s not authentic Char Siu anymore…. If you like to serve the garlic fried rice with grilled shrimp skewers, shell, and devein the shrimp. . Mine comes without skin. Hello! . Just love everything you are doing. A Japanese Food/Recipe Blog by Nami. I’ll keep working hard! Not at all clear what is supposed to happen. What size do you recommend? This is going to be a regular dish here! . Super disappointed. Hello! Golden crispy deep fried tofu in delicious tsuyu and topped with grated radish, green onion, and bonito flakes. I also thought it maybe my pan being too big for what I was cooking. Hi Candy! With a cast iron, you can really turn up the heat and food comes in direct contact with an evenly heated surface. Hi Keithb! Do share your opinion as well, Scott E. Sargent, Hi Scott! Nami, the host of Just One Cookbook® channel, shows you how to make authentic Japanese recipes easily in your own kitchen. TIP: Fold a piece of paper towel to plug the entry of the Food Saver bag. . My go-to choice is a solid cast iron pan which I use for searing meats. Sous vide can be a good option, but I have never tried (not everyone has one, so I didn’t think about using it for this recipe). Enjoy! Such a genius! Haha it’s highly possible. I hope your “fat-free” pieces will come out juicy and tender. This time I had a heavy based pan and was doing the unrolled version. Can’t wait to try it. I’ll be sharing the updated rolled chashu video this week. Do I still have to use the Otoshibuta while using the slow cooker? Hi Carrie! The drop lid worked pretty well, too, I think. Hi Darlene! Thank you so much for your kind feedback, and I’m glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks and can’t wait to try this recipe!! The most common preparation for Chashu served on ramen is by rolling a big slab of pork belly into a log with butcher’s twine. Appreciate it. It’s the simplicity of the dish (i.e. Hi Adam! You are looking for a new recipe ? The eggs get salty as you keep in the marinade, so remove from the sauce when they have the right taste. I’m so glad your chashu came out well! But we recommend resting the meat overnight for more flavorful Chashu. . I am very happy to have found this recipe! . I just got an instant pot for Christmas so I think it would be awesome to have a pressure cooker version of this recipe! I often make “souped up ramen” with Dung Po from my freezer, a couple shrimp, rehydrated black fungus (called woodear mushrooms in US), rehydrated Shitake, scallions, julienned carrot, and hot chili oil or black garlic oil. They are not fake comments, but they are like “This looks great! I made this on the weekend last minute (ish). Good to know the pork shoulder was a better result! But from the way you describe, it might be related to cooking time – you may need to increase on the cooking liquid so you have enough sauce to cook for a longer time. Add the minced garlic in the same pan and stir fry until golden brown and fragrant. BTW, I gave your teba shio recipe a try, I loved it! See Notes if you want to remove it. Hope this helps! Hi William! . . Hope next time will work. I decided to cook the meat first and try to remove it after it’d been cooked. I made a similar recipe with sliced pork belly here: You have to preboil the pork belly though. Then turn the heat to low/simmer. Hi Howard! Looks good, and your video helps a lot. And what you did was right. (Step 2) We hope you would like this dish!. Perhaps my fire was too low? Probably ribeye or chuck? Find out more here! But the key is to seal up the paper towel on both ends. Hi Betty, Thank you very much for trying this recipe! Do you mean that I don’t need to cook and then refrigerate overnight if I’m using pre-sliced belly? . You have a good question! I hope you enjoy my recipes. Really glad to find this website. The chashu I made last time although the liquid almost evaporated was still cooked through but probably not as tender as it could have been. This seems like your heat was too strong and the sauce was overboiled. I also love your Otoshibuta foil method. Place metal bowl, which fits inside cooker, on top of pork and fill with 1 cup water. Hi Max-C! Another guess is that your pot is too big for your meat so the liquid is spread out (more evaporation surface)? Remove the parsley leaves from the stems and mince them. With being stuck at home I have been experimenting with new recipes. I’m going to get a Dutch oven for this. Place the chashu slices on a ceramic plate and use a propane torch or broiler to sear the chashu slices to enhance the flavor. I use it for drizzling over the chashu and making stir-fries, marinade, and ramen eggs. I have IP recipes here. Slice the chashu into ¼ inch pieces (Keep the edge for chashu fried rice!). Garlic Fried Rice is really delicious on its own, but it’s often served with Yoshoku, a Japanese-style western meal. Hope that helps! This supermarket has everything that I can’t find in regular supermarket…so more of high end. I think you can remove moderately. Carl Kaplan wrote: Hello. the smokey flavour of the bbq meat was wonderful. Hope this helps! . You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. If you have time, you can keep the rice in the fridge to make rice hard before frying. If you have been cooking Japanese recipes, you may have realized that the amount of garlic used in Japanese cooking is very small compared to other cuisines. I make udon noodles from scratch once in a while but I never tried yakisoba or ramen noodles. But I wouldn’t use olive oil to make… for example… Nikujaga or Oyakodon. They should be able to get it. From this end, start wrapping tightly and work toward the starting point, keeping ⅓ inches (1 cm) between each wrap. tried this over the weekend but as I was going to fire up the hibachi I decided to finish it off on the cooling coals and use it the following day………………mmmmm used it in the spicy shoyu ramen. Well it also depends on personal preference when it comes to saltiness as well. Thank you for trying this recipe and for your kind words! Japanese grocery stores that sell pork belly block is usually 3/4 to 1 lb. Yes, otoshibuta technique is amazing and it makes a difference. I’m making ramen for dinner and we love chashu but I’m worried I won’t be able to emulate it with such thin strips. I’m not a sake drinker, but you can buy a cheep small sake bottle and that works just fine too. It’s so hard to find pork belly in my area. Looking for gluten-free recipes? Hmm I don’t’ think chicken is fatty enough to make this way, but you can definitely season the rolled chicken with this sauce. Hi Carol! . Hope she will enjoy the chashu with ramen! Hi Jodel! But I think that using the otoshibuta lid made all the difference: excellent Italian style chashu!!! Thank you so much for your kind feedback and for your support! What makes it uniquely Japanese? Thanks!! I followed your steps in this chashu recipe and my meats came out really nice. , Hi! Hi Jie! I have a similar recipe here on my site (with video): https://www.justonecookbook.com/pressure-cooker-pork-belly-kakuni/ Hope you enjoy! I’ve tried with the Instant Pot. Any advice on how I can make the meat more tender? Hi Vikki! Is there a way to make this in the instant pot? Welcome to Just One Cookbook community! Put the garlic fried rice in a rice bowl, pressing gently to make sure there is no space in the bowl, and invert the rice on a serving plate. Remove the shrimp from the grill and serve with garlic fried rice. We now go to a Korean market every other month to stock on some big chunk of meat Japanese grocery stores don’t carry. I think with the pan I have now it’ll probably be a better success. Chashu is one of my favorite ramen toppings! . See recipes for Fried Rice(chahan), Chahan_2, Chahan-fried rice too. It’s not that difficult to make at all, but you may need to be around in the kitchen while simmering the meat. You can, if you want to marinate for a longer time. And if it is possible, which cut would you suggest to use? Thank you for sharing this recipe! Cooking sake or sake is pretty similar. This recipe is delicious! I was curious, however, about cooking sake vs. mirin? . Hi Wendy! But it depends, so let me know. As this recipe involves pork, which can be quite smelly, sake is essential in the recipe to remove the odor. Can I replace sake with Mirin? I’m curious. Japanese pork belly from Japanese grocery stores don’t really have a thick rind/skin on pork belly, but I learned that it’s attached when you purchase other stores. We have done the cleanup before so I know exactly what you had to go through (I don’t like the cleaning the drip tray!). Hi Albert! Add the rolled pork belly in the pan. HI Eli! It’s basically the same recipe, slightly different procedures. If there is a gap (one side or both sides), the liquid will go through it. We hope you enjoyed this dish! Sake can be replaced with dry sherry or Chinese rice wine. I was just curious what kind of a pan you are using it looks nice and non-stick even with the rice. All I could come up with so far was to slightly water it down again and eat it with plain rice, but surely you’ve already had some more ideas? I don’t have the measurement with me but it’s 12-14 inches? However, the thinly sliced meat will cook faster, so there is no need to cook for that long, and you don’t need much condiment. But easier to freeze small portions because the Dung Po is in 1” cubes. Japanese Ingredient Substitution: If you want to look for substitutes for Japanese condiments and ingredients, click here. In Japanese, Chashu is sometimes called “Nibuta” (煮豚), literally means simmered/braised pork, as opposed to “Yakibuta” (焼豚), which means barbecued pork. World Cuisine. Hi Kathrin! I’m so happy!! I stay in the kitchen and watch. Hi Sandrine, I’m sorry I shouldn’t have laughed but when you said you set your oven on fire I just imagined the scene of chaos and had to laugh… I hope everything was okay though and I’m sorry I should have mentioned that everyone must be careful when broiling. Strain the leftover cooking sauce and refrigerate. Depends on the meat/fat ratio, the tenderness changes and it happens to me too. Turn cooker to Browning to reduce liquid. It’s genius invention I believe! I know how hard it is to find ingredients when you try to make authentic Japanese foods, but glad you’re finding some substitute. Though from seeing the many Japanese cooking recipes on the web especially the ones written in English the majority of dishes are basic city food etc. I used a leaner cut instead of porc belly, and the result was delicious. Hmmm… I’m not too sure, but maybe you could simmer a bit longer especially you had enough liquid to cook more. Congratulations on your pregnancy! Don’t skip that part. The mouthfeel is light, like drinking spring water and we love how it’s not syrupy and overly sweet. Thank you so much my question is: am I able to make this chashu in a multi cooker please? What brand of soy sauce do you use by the way? Set to high for 20 minutes. If you want to cook for a tiny bit more, you can get away with adding some water, too. Somehow the Japanese named this dish “chashu” like Char Siu even though the cooking method is quite different…, Nami! . We hope this is helpful. Konnichiwa! They usually slice and serve on top of hot noodle soup. Cookmate (formerly My CookBook) is a recipe manager with search and import features. Greetings! Hi Leony! If you don’t like parsley, you can replace it with scallions. Would like to know substitute for sake and also if I had to cook for a sober friend and no alcohol can be used. It also adds favor to the pork belly as well. Looks wonderful nice and simple too thanks. Use of this website is subject to mandatory arbitration and other terms and conditions, select, Grilled Shrimp Skewer (Optional – see below). In … Am I supposed to warm up the pork tomorrow? We hope this helps! My original recipe that I posted in 2011 had konbucha insteaad of salt. It melts in your mouth but it all depends on the meat too. Welcome to my blog! Hi Gemma! This tab is currently (May 2020) not working but my developer is fixing now, so it should work soon, in case you want to only read reviews that were added after fall 2018. Thanks so much for trying this recipe! So good! Hi Ta! Its looks so good. Then remove pork and set aside. Thank you in advance. 10 Zutaten. I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed it. Wow this is so delicious! Meeresfrüchte. Since there are so many comments to this post, I was really hoping to find some reviews. I’m glad you could still manage to rescue your chashu (after spending so much time cooking it). Yes you can use Chinese rice wine but for really good chashu, try making it with sake one day! I didnt have one, so I grabbed some foil and made it look like the one you made (I didn’t look at the directions on making one, I just folded some foil and poked a few holes). Yes, you can freeze the leftover sauce, I use to marinate eggs etc. The Chasu looks amazing! Sear the fat side down first, then flip over to sear all sides, which will take about 10 minutes. . Oh no no, 3/4 lb is 340 GRAMS. My pork belly was skinless, and I think I did everything right – the results looked just like yours! I am talking about Japanese restaurants but maybe I am just thinking how it looks. Why bacon you might ask? Thank you for your excellent work in helping us enjoy and understand Japanese cuisine. Make sure it’s wrapped as tightly as possible. I always wondered why you didn’t roll it. but I recently found an international grocery store named Saraga that carries this for about half the price as the butcher. I found out MOST of bento items can be put inside the lunch box while it’s frozen. I am about to make this tonight and I was wondering if I have two 1 lb pork belly do I have two double the recipe and cook them on a same pot or should I cook them on different pots? How long is the foodsaver bag that u cut for this recipe? Have cooked a lot of them during quarantine! For use in fried rice, I like to let cooked rice refrigerate overnight (or up to a couple of days) and sit out 30 minutes at room temperature before frying. Hi Marlene! Thank you so much for trying my recipes! Hi Nami, Both of my kids really love chasu topping on ramen. Maybe one day… I have similar recipe here: Hi Nami and family! Please read my disclosure policy for details. Ps. Unlike Kakuni, which tender texture is preferred, Chashu is not always very tender. This Chashu made my ramen dinner. I made 500g of chashu (non-rolled) for ramen dinner at home last week and everyone loved it! Kommentarsuche . You will need good stock for your ramen, but you place this sauce on the bottom, pour the ramen stock and mix. Hope you enjoy the recipe. Have fun exploring the 700+ classic & modern Japanese recipes I share with step-by-step photos and How-To YouTube videos. Your recipe brings a lot of smile once I Tried your chashu recipe. Serve over steamed rice with extra miso sauce on top! , Thanks Nami! Easy and great flavour. Sake helps remove unwanted smell from the pork and tenderize as well as adding umami from the fermented rice. , Love this! I don’t have access to the green onion you use, my local Asian market doesn’t seem to carry them, and another site said I could use either scallions or leeks. My new favorite store for sure! If you are making Okinawa Soba, please check out Nami’s recipe too! I bought one recently which can pressure cook and slow cook. So you have to fold it perfectly so the liquid won’t go from anywhere. This time I couldn’t find pork belly either but I made it with shoulder instead, and it’s just delicious, it’s the perfect topping for ramen. I kinda set my oven on fire from the wings’ grease. I’m so glad to hear that. Hmmm. I hope the question makes sense & i havent rambled too much! It had amazing flavor and well worth the waiting overnight. Hi Adri! STEP 3 Add the rest of the oil and add the carrot, pepper, bottom part of the cabbage and white part of the spring onion and continue to fry until the chicken is cooked. My kids love it! Thanks! i hope i can find some sake for this! Thank you for your feedback, Kazunori-san! . Ramen shop takes a long time to make chashu, but this recipe is pretty good for the amount of time you spend to cook. Can you make a ramen broth from the sauce left over at the bottom? Recipe Video Pin It. It’s called “True To You” and you can find it on Audio Network. Since you don’t need to roll them up into a log, you can start searing the pork belly right away. As the meat is not directly exposed to the sauce, meat does not get dry yet it still absorbs flavors. I should have left the pork to cool before slicing to get cleaner slices, but I was too impatient to get stuck in. You can find the step-by-step pictures in the recipe below and video above to go over the step, but here’s the quick summary. 2) This one is non-stick by T-Fal. Do you use rice that has been cooked the day before? I followed that to the T all the time and I can’t find it anywhere now Will give this one a go!! Happy to hear you liked the video! My wife who doesn’t usually like beef or pork loved it and I wished I would have made more. Build your own recipe database by gathering recipes on the web and using the import features. They would appear to be the same although chashu is often rolled up. I’m so happy to hear you and your family liked this recipe! . Like you said, it’s quite fatty. , Hi Teresa! I am able to find it at my local grocery store and Asian food markets. Thanks for this. The liquid is roughly 2 ½ cup. Jul 25, 2018 - Weeknight Meal Ideas: Easy Japanese recipes for a quick, reliable dinner you can make for the family at the end of a long day. Nov 4, 2013 - On this Recipe Index page, you will find all my recipes displayed in different categories. Hi Sasha, If you are making non rolled version, yes, you can skip that. If you like tender texture, you may cook more longer. is it possible to use any other cut of pork? Matcha Tiramisu - Creamy, rich, and bursting with bold matcha flavors, this irresistible matcha tiramisu consists of matcha soaked ladyfingers layered with a light and airy mascarpone custard filling. Thank you for trying this recipe and I’m sorry it didn’t work out for you. Cold rice would take too long to warm up and the garlic would get too dark (and may burn). I have already used your recipe for pork belly several times, but I tried it with pork butt (shoulder) roast today and it was great. I’m happy you found my site and liked it. . The seasoning for Garlic Rice is usually just salt, black pepper, and a little drizzle of soy sauce. No, not for this recipe, or whenever you want to reduce the sauce. Now you have 2 options. I hope you will like it! 1.Roll up the pork belly, making sure one or both ends should have the “bacon” like appearance, showing the varying layers of meat and fat. You’re probably reading the comments on the top area… I’ve been blogging for a long time, and this recipe was originally published 8-9 years ago. Your recipes are delicious, your instructions make it easy to follow (which I need). . wow this looks so yummy, I can’t to make it for my family! Btw, can i exchange the sake with something else, cause very hard to find sake here, can i exchange it with chinese cooking wine?? Thanks for the response. If I do have to reheat them could I do it the night before and keep in the fridge until packing them the next morning? If you find a supermarket store which has a second floor, usually it has a kitchen section upstairs (and all the other house stuff like toilet paper etc). I wonder if i can leave or substitute the sake for something? . not overpowered with seasonings), as well as the use of Japanese short grain rice that is slightly stickier than other types of rice generally used in fried rice recipes. I sometimes think I look forward to fired rice more than eating with ramen. I have a similar recipe but not chashu…. I already subscribe to your e-newsletter for the most up to date info. Thanks! . Hi Mark, It should be no skin. Add sake and coat well with shrimp. Hope all is well with you. ©2021 Just One Cookbook, All Rights Reserved. Hi, may I know do you remove the skin from the pork belly? If your rice is cold, heat it up now. And, if I can use mirin, what amount would you recommend for this recipe? But if it’s a big chunk, I only eat the meat part. Now I understand. This time I made a Mediterranean variation replacing all the liquids with dry white wine and substituting ginger and green onions with garlic, shallots and rosemary. Maybe try reducing the amount of soy sauce next time? I especially love to put the leftover in fried rice too. Nami – I made this yesterday and I love the flavour of the chashu! Hi Sam! It will lose “melting” texture if you don’t use pork belly… Usually, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Filipino, Mexican, Italian grocery stores carry pork belly. I thought there was enough liquid for the last 30 min without adding water but I was wrong. Run some butcher twine under the far end of the log. Have you tried COLD ramen that we call “Hiyashi Chuka”? Made this today to put in our ramen bowls tonight. Hi George! I am using pork loin sirloin and my only recipe right now is a simmering method. With many readers’ request, I had to update this post including the rolled chashu and I can’t have the same recipe name “Chashu” for SEO reason so I had to combine into one post. I have a general question about using the food thats been frozen. If you add the garlic slices in hot oil, they would burn too fast and you may end up with burnt garlic slices. Break the chunk of rice to separate. In this Japanese Curry Fried Rice recipe, I go a step further to give this quick-fix all the flavors of a bubbling pot of Japanese Curry. Tried this last night (non-rolled pork belly) and it was a hit! But it gets saltier so decide when it’s the right timing for you. Hope you enjoy! Hmm I’d recommend using aluminum or parchment paper since holes are important to let the steam escape a little bit. I’ve always shied away from buying it as it’s twice the price, but I decided to try some Japanese pork loin and its so much better than pork from any other country. It should have enough fat in between so that it is very tender. Or do they cut the fat off once it’s served. . Hi Vikki! this looks amazing! I love your recipes. Option 2 (recommended): Transfer the chashu to a container or a bag with a little bit of cooking sauce and refrigerate overnight. Thank you for bringing this to our attention! Thank you for sharing. Thank you for answering my questions about your garlic fried rice recipe. I’ll give it a try tonight (unrolled) and see what I can do myself. In this case, I’m interested in trying out your chashu recipe. Make this easy, melt-in-mouth Chashu pork belly recipe at home! If you don’t have the otoshibuta, you can make it with aluminum foil (here’s how to make Otoshibuta). You can also ask the butcher to remove the rind/skin (if there is any) or remove it yourself using a sharp knife. Hi Simone! What is your favorite ramen topping? To my disappointment I’ve not found any reviews from people who’ve tried making this recipe. However, we had never tested it so we can’t give you details. , Thank you so much for all your effort to find out for me. But now here is my problem. JOC eCookbook is … Thank you for reading my blog and watching my videos! In addition, the cut of pork belly that I go had that tough, outer skin on it that was very difficult to cut off. I wish i can attach the result photo here to share with everyone! But this will not be the last time I will make this so I will surely try the rolled one next time. It came out perfect! Hello nami, May i know how to reheat the chasu if i store in freezer? To maintain the shape after rendering fat. Just click on the Dietary box and you’ll find all my gluten-free recipes. I am going to attempt making this dish today! Is there an alternative? I couldn’t resist buying the whole slab of pork belly from Costco today and can’t wait to make a double portion of this recipe. Unlike Kakuni, which tender texture is preferred, Chashu is not always very tender.

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