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Chinese Firm Pork Stomach

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Fixings 

1 pork gut, skin on (800 - 1.2kg/1.6 - 2.4 lb) (Note 1) 

1/2 tbsp Chinese cooking wine (Shaoxing wine) (Note 2) 

1 tsp Chinese five flavor powder (Note 3) 

1 tsp white pepper (sub dark pepper) 

1/2 tsp salt 

1 tbsp white vinegar (enables lead to warm equally) 

200 g/7 oz shake salt (Note 4) 

Guidelines 

Plan PORK Paunch 

Utilize an ice pick, sharp metal stick or another device to prick tons and huge amounts of gaps in the skin. Abstain from penetrating int o the fat decently well, and truly guarantee you don't puncture the substance (Note 5) 

Flip around the pork stomach. Rub the tissue (not skin) with Chinese cooking wine, spilling it on slowly. Sprinkle more than five flavor powder, salt and pepper. Rub all over tissue, including sides (not on skin). 

Turn skin side up and put in a compartment. Spot skin dry with paper towels. Refrigerate revealed for 12 hours (max 24 hrs, min 3 hrs). 

COOK: 

Preheat stove to 180C/350F (all broiler types). 

Expel pork from ice chest. Place onto a huge sheet of thwart. Overlay up sides of thwart around the pork to wall it in cozily (see photographs in post or video) with a 1.5cm/2/5" edge over the pork skin (to hold salt in). 

Exchange pork to heating plate. Spot skin with paper towels. 

Brush skin with vinegar. 

Spread shake salt on the skin (the thwart edges will prevent it from tumbling down the sides). 

Cook for a hour. 

Expel pork from broiler and exchange onto work surface. 

Change to barbecue/oven on medium high. Move retire so it is in any event 25cm/10" from the warmth source. 

Crease down thwart and rub all the salt off the best and sides. Return pork just (for example dispose of thwart) to preparing plate. 

Place under barbecue/oven for 20 - 25 minutes, turning plate once, until skin is brilliant, fresh and puffed. (Note 6) 

TO SERVE 

Evacuate pork onto cutting board. Cut into 1 - 1.5cm/2/5 - 3/5" thick cuts, at that point into littler cuts like envisioned in post. 

Present with normal yellow mustard - or Hot English Mustard in the event that you like zesty like me! Not Dijon, simply conventional American or other yellow mustard (yes truly!). Once in a while it is presented with white sugar as an afterthought as well. Include some new crude vegetables (I use cucumber and radish).