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Pork Recipes
Caramelized Pork Chops
A cross between Chinese char siew and siew yoke, this easy caramelized pork chops is one of the best ways to prepare pork chops. You will go for seconds.
Buta Kaku Ni - Japanese Braised Pork Bellies
Buta kaku ni is braised pork belly, with a rich soy sauce and dashi-base broth, and melt-in-your-mouth tender. This is Japan's most popular pork belly dish.
Sweet and Sour Pork Bellies
Tender melt-in-your-mouth pork bellies, simply bursting with a bold sweet and sour flavor. This is definitely one of the best ways to enjoy pork bellies.
Peking Sweet & Sour Pork Chops
Armed with pork chops and common Chinese pantry ingredients, let's make this delicious Peking style sweet and sour pork chops. Everyone will want seconds.
Watercress and Pork Soup
This Chinese watercress and pork ribs soup is packed with nutrition. The delicious soup is super easy to prepare and you will only need 4 ingredients.
Chinese Six Herbs Pork Rib Soup
Learn how to prepare Chinese six herb/six flavor soup (六味汤), also known as ching po leung (清补涼). Choose between pork ribs soup and dessert soup version.
Lotus Root and Peanuts with Pork Ribs Soup
Let's make this classic Chinese lotus root and peanuts soup at home with my recipe. This soup is so easy and yet so tasty you'll make it again and again.
Steamed Spare Ribs Black Beans
Tender and juicy steamed spare ribs with black beans like those from a Chinese dim sum. Now you don't have to wait until the next dim sum to enjoy this.
Winter Melon Soup
Learn how to cook this easy, healthy, and delicious traditional Chinese winter melon soup (冬瓜汤) with pork ribs, red dates/jujube, and goji berries.
Bean Curd and Shiitake Pork Ribs Soup
Learn how to prepare delicious and healthy Chinese bean curd and shiitake pork ribs soup using pork ribs, shiitake, bean curd, and jujube/red dates.
No Mi Fan - Savory Sticky Rice
Learn how to cook simple three ingredients no mi fan (Chinese savory sticky rice) in a rice cooker, essentially an easy version of bak cang, or lo mai gai.
Clay Pot Chicken Rice in Rice Cooker
Feeling homesick and craving for Malaysian clay pot chicken rice? You can make this dish easily with my recipe using a rice cooker, no clay pot required.