Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork

by Dr. Doer

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

The teacher taught us to cook this dish when we were studying, but he was too troublesome! It's still simple and affordable to be at home~

Ingredients

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork

1. Sauce

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

2. 2 tablespoons of barbecued pork sauce, 1 tablespoon of oyster sauce, 1 tablespoon of cooking wine, 1 tablespoon of light soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of salt, 1 tablespoon of sugar

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

3. Pepper, a pinch of five-spice powder

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

4. One piece of southern milk, two pieces of ginger, and two pieces of garlic.

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

5. Put the protagonist and mix well with the sauce

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

6. Cover with plastic wrap and put it in the refrigerator to marinate for more than an hour

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

7. Soak the bay leaves and star anise in water

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

8. Press the cooking button to preheat the water in the rice cooker and take it out of the refrigerator at this time.

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

9. When fully preheated, it will automatically jump to the time of keeping warm, and put the oil, pick out the garlic and ginger from the barbecued pork, cover the pot and press the cooking button to explode the spice head

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

10. Jump the heat preservation button to put the barbecued pork in, press the cooking button to fry

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

11. Keep it warm again, turn over and fry the other side

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

12. Pour the remaining sauce and some water into the pot

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

13. Add the spices and cook for about 15 minutes

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

14. Wait for the jump to keep warm and clip it out to let cool

Rice Cooker Barbecued Pork recipe

Tips:

It’s best to keep the marinated char siu in the refrigerator overnight. It will be more delicious. You can also add some cornstarch when marinating with honey at the end, so that the meat will be tender. I just ran out today, so I didn’t bother to buy it, so I didn’t put it. . .

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