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Braised Pork Butt (Variation on Dong Po Rou)

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Dong po rou, or grandmother Dong’s meat, is a square piece of red-braised pork belly. However, I was simply lazy and didn’t feel like neatly squaring and tying off ten pieces of pork belly, so I just chopped some pork shoulder/butt into manageable pieces and went from there.

You can hard-boil some eggs, peel them, and braise them with the meat for the last hour to make red-braised eggs.

Ingredients

  • 1 whole Pork Butt Or Shoulder, In 2-3 Inch Pieces
  • 5 cloves Garlic, Halved Lengthwise
  • 5 slices Ginger, Peeled
  • 3 whole Green Onions, Cut 1 Inch Long
  • 1 cup Shaoxing Wine
  • ½ cups Dark Soy Sauce, Or To Taste
  • 2 whole Star Anise
  • 1 whole Dried Red Chile
  • 1 teaspoon Five Spice Powder
  • Rice, Mantou, Or Egg Noodles, To Serve

Preparation

1. Sear the pork pieces in one layer on high in a not-nonstick Dutch oven until fond (brown stuck-on bits in the bottom of the pan) forms. Put aside.
2. Turning heat down to medium, saute garlic, ginger, and green onions in the same pan.
3. Deglaze with shaoxing wine. Add pork, soy sauce, star anise, dried red chile, and five spice powder.
4. Add enough water to cover meat. Bring to a boil, then turn down to a simmer.
5. Simmer for 3 hours or until tender, skimming scum and oil and adjusting soy sauce to taste. Optional: strain braising liquid.
6. Slice, drizzle with braising liquid, and serve over rice, with mantou, or over egg noodles. (Kids like the liquid mixed with rice.)

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